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Date: 2015-01-28 11:44:48
X86 architecture
X86-64
Application binary interface
Calling convention
X86
64-bit computing
P5
X87
Intel 80386
Intel
Processor register
X32 ABI

System V Application Binary Interface x86-64TM Architecture Processor Supplement Draft Version 0.21 Edited by Jan Hubicka , Andreas Jaeger2 , Mark Mitchell3 1

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