x86 assembly output

[Robert Lipe]

> According to Intel Architecture Software Developer's Manual page 3-286,
> the source register should be on the right, and the destination register
> should be on the left.  However, when the code is compiled, the correct
> form (the latter one) is used.  Borland C++ and MS Visual C++ both follow
> the Intel convention. 
> 
> Is this a bug or does g++ have its own convention?

GCC, by default, emits 'AT&T assembler syntax' for IA32 targets.

A brief description of the two syntaxes is given at:
	http://www.zenez.com/cgi-bin/scoprogfaq/faq.pl?file=89