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<p>Finally, it&rsquo;s possible in real mode to use the 386&rsquo;s new addressing modes, in which <i>any</i> 32-bit general-purpose register or pair of registers can be used to address memory. What&rsquo;s more, multiplication of memory-addressing registers by 2, 4, or 8 for look-ups in word, doubleword, or quadword tables can be built right into the memory addressing mode. (The 32-bit addressing modes are discussed further in later chapters.) In protected mode, these new addressing modes allow you to address a full 4 gigabytes per segment, but in real mode you&rsquo;re still limited to 64K, even with 32-bit registers and the new addressing modes, unless you play some unorthodox tricks with the segment registers.</p>
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