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@ -80,7 +80,7 @@ _sort: pop dx ;get return address (entry point)
#### Full 32-Bit Division {#Heading8}
One of the most annoying limitations of the x86 is that while the
dividend operand to the **DIV** instruction can be 32 bits in size, both
dividend operand to the `DIV` instruction can be 32 bits in size, both
the divisor and the result must be 16 bits. That's particularly annoying
in regards to the result because sometimes you just don't know whether
the ratio of the dividend to the divisor is greater than 64K-1 or
@ -118,5 +118,5 @@ can be done easily enough by remembering the signs of the dividend and
divisor, dividing the absolute value of the dividend by the absolute
value of the divisor, and applying the stored signs to set the proper
signs for the quotient and remainder. There may be more clever ways to
produce the same result, by using **IDIV**, for example; if you know of
produce the same result, by using `IDIV`, for example; if you know of
one, drop me a line c/o Coriolis Group Books.