When using xor to zero a 64-bit register, generate 32-bit instruction instead.
(according to Intel 64-bit mode coding guidelines) 

previous code for zeroing RAX:
  xor rax, rax  

==>

new code for zeroing RAX: 
  xor eax, eax

The 32-bit operand form has the same semantics: It also zeroes the upper 
32-bit of rax and its encoding uses 1 byte less.

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