What does "-0x1(%edx,%ecx,1)" mean in objdump output?
Using objdump to understand a binary and I realize I'm not fluent enough in ASM syntax. What does the following notion mean?
xor %al,-0x1(%edx,%ecx,1)
And while you're at it - what should I search for in order to f开发者_C百科ind docs about such notions?
The parentheses are memory offsets:
-0x1(%edx,%ecx,1)
(AT&T syntax) is equal to [edx+ecx*1-1]
(Intel syntax)
Quick guide for AT&T assembly syntax (as per your request).
This is an exclusive or with content of the low byte (%al) of the 'a' register and the content of the memory at the address which is the sum of the 32 bit wide registers 'd' (%edx), 'c' multiplied by 1 (%ecx,1) and -1. The result is written back to %al. In C
al ^= (char*)(edx+ecx*1 - 1);
You can lookup stuff like this at sandpile or in the intel/amd documentation.
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