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#Try XLAT for byte memory access

Try `XLAT` for byte memory access

XLAT is a one byte instruction that is equivalent to AL = [BX+AL]. Yes, that's right, it lets you use AL as an index register for memory access.

#Try XLAT for byte memory access

XLAT is a one byte instruction that is equivalent to AL = [BX+AL]. Yes, that's right, it lets you use AL as an index register for memory access.

Try `XLAT` for byte memory access

XLAT is a one byte instruction that is equivalent to AL = [BX+AL]. Yes, that's right, it lets you use AL as an index register for memory access.

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#Try XLAT for byte memory access

XLAT is a one byte instruction that is equivalent to AL = [BX+AL]. Yes, that's right, it lets you use AL as an index register for memory access.

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Try XLAT for byte memory access

Try XLAT for byte memory access

Try `XLAT` for byte memory access

Try `XLAT` for byte memory access