I am doing some sse vector3 math. Generally, I set the 4th digit of my vector to 1.0f, as this makes most of my math work, but sometimes I need to set it to 0.0f.
Solved! I am writing a program in assembly for LC-3 that is supposed to wait for the user to type all the characters he wants, then print them on the monitor only after he hits enter.
How to display flags list in Kdbg. T开发者_StackOverflow中文版hanks.I don\'t have kdbg, but the manual says:
Currently I am in the midst of learning x86 assembly for fun, I\'m love microcontroller programming, so I\'m familiar with assembly.
I am compiling this C program and comparing the generated assembly code: int main(){ return 0; } GCC gives this main function (cc hello.c -S):
I am studying x86 assembly language via the book called Programming from the Ground Up by Jonathan Barlett. Recently I updated my system to 64-bits platform and problems with the syntax of the assembl
I just started learning Assembly language. In java, if we have an Array, we can always use array.length to get its length. Is there such a thing in assembly?If so, can someone please guide me here?
I have an assembler/c question. I just read about segment prefixes, for example ds:varX and so on. The prefix is important for the calculation of the logical address. I read too, that default is \"ds\
I know it might be a noob question but since it\'s not covered in the e-book I\'m studying I\'m gonna ask it. In IEEE standard binary floating开发者_JAVA百科-point format actually representing numbers
I am trying to write a function to convert an integer pushed in the stack to ASCII codes. The conversion works fine but I have a problem with the parameter that is passed on the stack.
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