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revolution 18 Mar 2023, 01:18
Code:
fs add word[$],$ ; <-- what is the value of $ here?    
The expected output is:
Code:
64 83 06 00 00 00    
But the fs prefix is processed then ignored and the actual output is:
Code:
64 83 06 01 00 01    
The same goes for any prefixes, lock included.

This can be partly overcome by moving fs inside the brackets
Code:
add word[fs:$],$    
But that trick can't be used for lock.
Code:
lock add byte[$],$ ; <-- not the address expected    
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Tomasz Grysztar 18 Mar 2023, 07:32
Yes, explicit prefixes were implemented in fasm in a very simplistic way. And apparently I did not consider it an issue, because when implementing fasm-compatible x86 encoders for fasmg, I did reproduce this exact behavior. Well, at least they are consistent.
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