Pleasetake a look at these two pieces of pseudo-assembly code: 1) li $t0,53 sll $t1,$t0,2 srl $t2,$t0,2 sra $t3,$t0,2
I need to disassemble command 8E C0, can you help me? I already made this: First byte 8E = 10001110b it\'s mov sr,reg/mem
I\'m working on application (written in C++), which generate some machine code at runtime (Linux, x86-64 now, but I plan to migrate on ARM). Next it store generated code in memory and execute it by ju
im trying to implement the recursive Ackermann-Peter-Function in x86 NASM-Assembly. The Function is defined as follows:
Can I somehow use inline assembly in Haskell (similar to what GCC does for C)? I want to compare my Haskell code to the reference implementation (ASM) and this seems the most straightforward way. I g
Sorry for so many questions, but I\'ve encountered yet another cryptic error trying to compile the following inline assembly (with -fasm-blocks) which works in MSVC, 开发者_运维知识库but apparently no
I\'m trying to sort through a list of 32-bit numbers using MIPS assembler and xspim. I\'ve been stepping trough my code to see what fails and noticed that when comparing 0x00000000 with 0xFFFFFFFF it
If I have an IA32 instruction like开发者_运维百科 the following: lea 0x4(x1, x2, x3), %eax What do x1, x2, and x3 represent?
The following code compiles fine in MSVC, but GCC gives a warning, which really bugs me: non-pic addressing form not suitible for pic code.
Well, they bring (shoul开发者_如何学Pythond bring at least) great increase in performance, isn’t it?
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