> align 2 ; Get off DWORD boundary
> not [ebx] ; Invert memory byte
> push eax ; Exercise the bus
> pop eax
> cmp eax, [ebx] ; See if it took
> mov [ebx], ecx ; Put original back
Does this work even with write back L1/L2 caches? I'm using a 2-pass
algorithm to make sure the data really is written back and reread.
Peter
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