Intel docs marks
JMP r/m32
as N.S. in 64-bit code ( which I guess means "not supported" ).
64-bit Masm also rejects this syntax - you have to use "jmp rax" instead.
Intel docs marks
JMP r/m32
as N.S. in 64-bit code ( which I guess means "not supported" ).
64-bit Masm also rejects this syntax - you have to use "jmp rax" instead.