#x86, 8 bytes

Returns the string "x86" in eax.

0:  b8 3c 1c 1b 00          mov    $0x1b1c3c,%eax
5:  d1 e0                   shl    %eax
7:  c3                      retq  

As ASCII:

�<���

The idea is to get 0x363878. It may be possible to shorten this with a clever multiply or other instruction.

x86, 8 bytes

Returns the string "x86" in eax.

0:  b8 3c 1c 1b 00          mov    $0x1b1c3c,%eax
5:  d1 e0                   shl    %eax
7:  c3                      retq  

As ASCII:

�<���

The idea is to get 0x363878. It may be possible to shorten this with a clever multiply or other instruction.

#x86, 8 bytes

Returns the string "x86" in eax.

0:  b8 3c 1c 1b 00          mov    $0x1b1c3c,%eax
5:  d1 e0                   shl    %eax
7:  c3                      retq  

As ASCII: �<���

#x86, 8 bytes

Returns the string "x86" in eax.

0:  b8 3c 1c 1b 00          mov    $0x1b1c3c,%eax
5:  d1 e0                   shl    %eax
7:  c3                      retq  

As ASCII:

�<���

The idea is to get 0x363878. It may be possible to shorten this with a clever multiply or other instruction.