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okay good day all welcome to another video So today weamp;#39;re going to be talking about some more registers in x86 going through the 32-bit and the 64bit registers so the 386 was the first uh 32-bit CPU for x86 and in the 32-bit days what we got was um well extra 32-bit general purpose registers but theyamp;#39;re the same names as before except theyamp;#39;ve got an A appended to the end or prefixed at the end so ax gets a 32-bit version which is eax uh BX gets a 32-bit version which is ebx and then we get you know EDI EBP yeah so all of the general purpose registers got expanded to 32 bits and itamp;#39;s the same name but with an E attached to the start uh when youamp;#39;re doing instructions uh so itamp;#39;s always important to remember that CX is the low 16 bits of ECX yeah and just as before CH and cl uh parts of CX so these these are all the same register um just the 32-bit version is called ECX the 16bit version is called CX and then of course you can access the two
