Data addressing modes are the same as those for code addressing, with the exception of IP-based addressing on 32-bit systems.
Addressing data
Sequential addressing
Yes, this is not a typo, there is sequential addressing when it comes to addressing data as well, although it does require certain setup.
Remember the RSI/RDI pair (or ESI/EDI for 32-bit systems), which we have mentioned in both Chapter 1, Intel Architecture, and Chapter 3, Intel Instruction Set Architecture (ISA). This pair is a good example of sequential data addressing, where the source and/or target addresses are incremented or decremented (depending on the value of the direction flag) automatically after each instruction that uses these registers (either one...