Hi, Paul.

PE> FA> Just curious why is REGS a union and not a struct ? It feels like one..

PE> Because they want to overlay the word-registers with byte-registers, instea
PE> of having them take up extra space.  It doesn't feel like a normal
PE> structure, because instead of going regs.ax = 5, you have to go regs.x.ax =
PE> 5.  BFN.  Paul.

And not just to avoid taking up extra space, but actually to refer to
the same memory. So if somewhere you write regs.x.ax = 0x1234 and later
on regs.h.ah = 0x56 then you want ax to end up as 0x5634.

Regards, fIM.

 * * Woah! Was that a wormhole, or did I drink too much?
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