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SUMMARYOn Page 368 of the "Microsoft Macro Assembler Programmer's Guide," the last sentence in the second paragraph from the bottom states the following: Segment overrides can be used safely when interrupts are turned off, when a string instruction is used without a segment override, or when a 80386 processor is used.It should read as follows: Segment overrides can be used safely when interrupts are turned off, when a string instruction is used without a repeat prefix, or when a 80386 processor is used. MORE INFORMATION
The repeat prefix may be used safely with segment overrides if a CLI
instruction is performed before the REP instruction and a STI
instruction is performed after it. This process shuts off interrupts
during the REP instruction that contains a segment override. Clearing
interrupts in this manner is only needed for instructions with segment
overrides that are preceded with REP.
The following is an example of temporarily using the DS register to
avoid the segment override:
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