Cheat Engine

[MulleDK19]

So I was trying to use r8b, r9b, etc. and to my surprise CE didn't understand what I meant. After using another assembler and copying the bytes into CE to see if its disassembler knew about them, I discovered they're named r8l, r9l, etc. instead of r8b, r9b, etc. which I've never of.

After some Googling, it turns out that Intel originally used the L suffix naming convention instead of AMD's original B suffix naming, but more recent Intel manuals now also use the B suffix instead of the L suffix.

So seeing as neither AMD nor Intel use the L suffix anymore, perhaps it's time to update CE to the official names? or at least as primary with the the L as aliases. I've never encountered the L suffix before.

[Elmazz]

I just spent quite sometime being confused myself, with how poor google works these days, it was hard to figure out that r8l is an old intel naming convention