I’ve been fiddling around with learning x86 assembly recently, and was surprised at the lack of readily available, easy to use documentation. I did find [zneak/x86doc](https://github.com/zneak/x86doc), which does an excellent job at parsing Intel’s official reference, but I struggled to find some common instructions since they were nested under op-specific pages. Godbolt’s [compiler-explorer](https://github.con/compiler-explorer/compiler-explorer) also provided a nice docs-on-hover tool, which borrows from x86doc as well. I put these together to create a site that allows searching through all instructions from a simple UI.
Let me know what you think! The project is still very fresh, so if you’re looking for a place to knock out your last Hacktoberfest PR, come take a look :)
I’ve been fiddling around with learning x86 assembly recently, and was surprised at the lack of readily available, easy to use documentation. I did find [zneak/x86doc](https://github.com/zneak/x86doc), which does an excellent job at parsing Intel’s official reference, but I struggled to find some common instructions since they were nested under op-specific pages. Godbolt’s [compiler-explorer](https://github.con/compiler-explorer/compiler-explorer) also provided a nice docs-on-hover tool, which borrows from x86doc as well. I put these together to create a site that allows searching through all instructions from a simple UI.
Let me know what you think! The project is still very fresh, so if you’re looking for a place to knock out your last Hacktoberfest PR, come take a look :)