So we have an app that used to compile to \"Any CPU\". It would run in 64 bit mode on Windows 7 machines, but would error out when it tried to make a call to an interop running in 32 bit mode.
I\'ve been playing with assembly for a while and looking at some code. in which AL is first set to 0x84 then cmp AL, 0x30 is used.
I have a few questions about assembly which I am learning and I am confused by. What is the difference between bx and bp and ss and sp? The book say开发者_开发技巧s that bx is base register and bp is
I\'m wr开发者_如何学Citing some low level code and I noticed some unnecessary level of indirection of a function call and I simply don\'t get what\'s the reason for that indirection. Here\'s dummy cod
My code is very simple for understanding SSE. My code is: #include <iostream> #include <iomanip&开发者_高级运维gt;
I know that x86 instructions can have a m开发者_开发问答aximum of 4 bytes of prefixes, e.g Lock, rep, segment overrides etc.
I have a simple high level assembly program, where I am learning the ins and outs of bit shifting and rotation. I have this simple program to play around with shifting the bits in a single byte.
.L10: leal(%rsi,%rsi,4), %edx movsbl%al,%eax addq$1, %rdi leal-48(%rax,%rdx,2), %esi je开发者_开发技巧.L3
I tried to use NHibernate with SQLite, version=1.0.74.0 for .NET 4 and 32 bit. I use a 64bit WIN7, but build the application in x86 mode
I am currently in the process of learning assembly and I was playing around with if statements. My current code is as follows.
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