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I was debugging some c++ code (WinCE 6 on ARM platform), and i find some behavior strange: 4277220Cmovr3, #0x93, 30
I\'ve already done a part of my OS in Assembly, but now I want to build a own bootloader for it too instead of using GRUB. When I was developing my test OS in Assembly I remember that I boot it like t
A friend of mine was given 8080 assembly code as part of a puzzle he\'s trying to solve. This is the code:
Just a quick question: Are REPE equal to 开发者_开发百科REPZ and REPNE equal to REPNZ? Thanks.Yes - they are synonyms
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I currently try to write a program for the VFP unit of the iPhone using ARM assembly code. The VFP can do floatingpoint calculations, but AFAIK no integer arithmetic. However, it can convert a float t
I found this sample tutorial The clueless guide to Hello World in nasm about basic ASM, when I compile it, everyting goes just fine!!! Great, but when I run it I get this message:
I have some code that uses: __sync_bool_compare_and_swap it compiles fine on Linux. But when I try to compile it on MacOSX in g++, I get:
How do I debug assembly code? I\'m on Linux and have gdb han开发者_如何学编程dy. I know I can watch registers. What are some methods for debugging assembly code?You can of course use breakpoints just
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