assembly - What x86 register denotes source location in movsb instruction? -

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what x86 register denotes source location in movsb instruction?

in 32-bit mode, esi.

in specific, movsb copies 1 byte ds:esi es:edi, adjusts both esi , edi 1, either or down depending on direction flag.


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