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@ -95,8 +95,7 @@ Unfortunately, this tends to extend the lifetimes of pointer registers
to span a greater number of instructions, making the Pentium's
relatively small register set seem even smaller.
![](images/21-01.jpg)\
**Figure 21.1**  *An AGI can stall up to three instructions later.*
![**Figure 21.1**  *An AGI can stall up to three instructions later.*](images/21-01.jpg)
As an example of a sort of AGI that's new to the Pentium, consider the
following test for a NULL pointer, followed by the use of the pointer if
@ -120,5 +119,4 @@ use **TEST EBX,EBX** instead of **AND; TEST** can't modify EBX, so no
AGI occurs. Sure, **AND EBX,EBX** doesn't modify EBX either, but the
Pentium doesn't know that, so it has to insert the AGI.
![](images/21-02.jpg)\
**Figure 21.2**  *An AGI can cost as many as 3 cycles.*
![**Figure 21.2**  *An AGI can cost as many as 3 cycles.*](images/21-02.jpg)