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@ -101,8 +101,7 @@ slower than **ADD** on a 486 if the sum of two registers is used to
point to memory, but no slower than **ADD** on a Pentium. On both a 486
and Pentium, **LEA** can also be slowed down by addressing interlocks.
![](images/06-01.jpg)\
**Figure 6.1**  *Operation of ADD Reg,Reg vs. LEA Reg,{Addr}.*
![**Figure 6.1**  *Operation of ADD Reg,Reg vs. LEA Reg,{Addr}.*](images/06-01.jpg)
#### The Wonders of LEA on the 386 {#Heading5}
@ -124,8 +123,7 @@ This makes the 32-bit **LEA** much more generally useful than the
standard 16-bit **LEA** in the role of an **ADD** with an independent
destination.
![](images/06-02.jpg)\
**Figure 6.2**  *Operation of the 32-bit LEA reg,[Addr].*
![**Figure 6.2**  *Operation of the 32-bit LEA reg,[Addr].*](images/06-02.jpg)
But what else can **LEA** do on a 386, besides add?