Comments by "Gorilla Disco" (@gorilladisco9108) on "Top 10 Craziest Assembly Language Instructions" video.

  1. If you ever learn about microprocessors, it's all about microcode. Every assembly instruction are function call to microcode. The design will basically the same, with microcode printed in ROM inside the chip. You just have to be creative using that microcode to come up with a new instruction.
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  2. Easy. Those instructions are basically a function call to microprocessor microcode. The real work is inside the microcode.
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  3.  @johnbrown9181  And that's why you won't see any instruction like the ones listed on this video on any RISC microprocessors. The thing about x86 and other CISC microprocessors is they use microcode liberally. Microcode is how a microprocessor work. All you have to do is to have imagination.
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  4.  @HappyBeezerStudios  The basic instructions are more or less RISC-like, but the advance instructions like the ones mentioned in the video is definitely not RISC.
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  5. I believe those are not part of x86 assembly language but x64 assembly language.
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