From: rick.c.hodgin@nospicedham.gmail.com   
      
   On Saturday, August 26, 2017 at 7:55:17 AM UTC-4, firr wrote:   
   > im typing in some more menmonics and thing that surprised me   
   >   
   > mov eax, eax   
   > mov ebx, ebx   
   > mov ecx, ecx   
   > mov edx, edx   
   >   
   > mov eax, [eax]   
   > mov ebx, [ebx]   
   > mov ecx, [ecx]   
   > mov edx, [edx]   
   >   
   > do it really works?   
      
   It will encode, but it won't necessarily work.   
      
   If you're really looking to do something new, why not remove the   
   mechanics of the assembly mnemonic for common instructions?   
      
       eax = eax;   
       ebx = ebx;   
       ecx = ecx;   
       edx = edx;   
      
       eax = [eax];   
       ebx = [ebx];   
       ecx = [ecx];   
       edx = [edx];   
      
   For common operations, it would work well:   
      
       eax *= ebx;   
       edx += [esi+ebx+4];   
       ebx = myVar[esi+ebx];   
      
   It would make assembly fun again. :-)   
      
   Thank you,   
   Rick C. Hodgin   
      
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