I am following the brokenthorn operating development series to study about bootloader. In this page , these are the three line of code :
Is it safe to play a little bit with it on my computer? I have this hunch that I\'m gonna ma开发者_开发问答ke a terrible mistake while writing some experimental code. Is my fear baseless?
For this simple code: void main(){ char buf[12]; buf[11]=\'\\xff\'; puts(buf); } I use gdb to debug this code and get its stack info like this:
I have a re开发者_运维技巧gister ecx with value 0x01ABCDEF (hex value) I want to acces just BYTE 2 (AB) in order to perform operations on it.
There is an x86 assembly instruction ADC. I\'ve found this means "Add with carry". What does this mean/do? How would one implement the behavior of this instruction in C++?
I have to code for a operating system on which I can run a calculater.It is like a desktop calculater. For this I am reading the brokenthorn operating development series I have completed the second st
I have a question, which I was unable to Google because I really don\'t know the proper terminology for it, if concept exists that is. My question is this;
I want to make a program in Assembly that will read a string from keyboard then convert every letter throughout another table and then store it in a table at [201]. At [200] I have a char counter of m
I am trying to create a helloworld program using only masm and not masm32 libs. Here is the code snippet:
When I compile this piece of code unsigned char A[] = {1, 2, 3, 4}; unsigned int f (unsigned int x) { return A[x];
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