The Visual C++ 6.0 Processor Pack provides intrinsic support for enhanced instruction sets supported by Intel and Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) processors. The instructions sets supported are Intel's Pentium III new instruction sets (Streaming SIMD Extensions [SSE]) and Intel's Pentium 4 new instruction sets (Streaming SIMD Extensions 2 [SSE2]) as well as AMD's 3DNow! Instruction sets.
This Processor Pack is recommended only for Visual C++ users who are interested in using the new instruction sets.
The _emit pseudoinstruction is similar to the DB directive of MASM. You use _emit to define a single immediate byte at the current location in the current text segment. However, _emit can define only one byte at a time, and it can only define bytes in the text segment. It uses the same syntax as the INT instruction.
The following fragment places the given bytes into the code: