When I run the following function, I get somewhat unexpected results. On my machine, the code below consistently takes about 6 seconds to run. However, if I uncomment the \";dec [variable + 24]\" lin
I\'ve come across an odd situation and my (supposed) knowledge of code linkage is failing me... I have come across a bug that only occurs in a 64-bit build with optimizations turned on (/O2, /O3, or
Here is a code that i am executing. its giving the desired output on ubuntu with NASM 2.08 but gives a segmentation fault when compiled with Red Hat 7.3 running NASM 0.98.22
Compiling my project against STLPort I get some weird build errors.Weird, because the project runs just fine (and 20-30% faster) though you\'d think the build errors would be fatal.
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Can somebody explain to me the following snippet of assembly: mydiv: pushl%ebp movl%esp, %ebp movl8(%ebp), %edx; get x
I have a working ASP.NET application which uses memory extensively and recently I have planned to move to an AMD machine. 开发者_开发技巧Is there anything I should take care of (i.e libraries I use in
I\'m compiling an openmp project with the /MT switch (or equivalently in visual studio settings, \"C++: Code Generation: Runtime Library: Multi Threaded\".
The question is pretty simple, yet I can\'t seem to find how to do it: how do I write to StdOut in Windows/FASM?
When writing to a register, say, like mov ax, 1, it overwrites the value it may have had earlier. Now what I wonder is that how big figures/strings can I feed into a register, and that can another ap
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