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title: "Intel 80286 CPU Documentation: Extra Prefixes"
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permalink: /pubs/pc/reference/intel/80286/extra_prefixes/
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Intel 80286 CPU Documentation
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### Instructions Longer than 10 Bytes
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When the CPU detects an instruction that is illegal due to being greater than 10 bytes in length, it generates an
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exception #13 (General Protection Violation) instead of exception #6 (Invalid Opcode). The only way an instruction
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There are no plans to change this functionality of the 80286 and future editions of the "iAPX286 Programmer's Reference
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Manual" and 80286 datasheet will accurately describe how 80286 reacts to instructions greater than 10 bytes in length.
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[This information is from an Intel document titled "80286 ARPL and Overlength Instructions, 15 October 1984"]
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[This information is from an Intel document titled "80286 ARPL and Overlength Instructions, 15 October 1984"]
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