I need a pointer to location which is always the same. So, how can I create a pointer to.. lets say memory address 0x20 and store it in some way to be able to access it开发者_StackOverflow社区 later.
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I cannot seem to find anything clear in NASM\'s documentation regarding the difference between using Section or [SECTION ] (with the brackets) in your code. I am aware these are macros, but I see them
I am creating a NASM program but I am calling C function in my NASM code to simplify my life. But I get undefined reference errors. What have I done wrong? Here is the code below:
Basically, I read through parts of http://www.nasm.us/links/unix64abi and at page 29, it shows the initial process stack of a C program.
I\'m using the NASM assembler. 开发者_如何学JAVA The value returned to the eax register is supposed to be a character, when I attempt to print the integer representation its a value that looks like a
I am trying to read 3 values from a file with a format as integer character whitespace integer. For example:
I am building a game server in Java. The networking will be handled by JBoss Netty, and I thought I could gain a little extra performance and memory effeciency if I use JNI to call C++ functions which
My expectation is that it prints a string, but nothing is printed out. When I make the string shorter, it sometimes works, and when I make them longer again, it works sometimes.
Is is possible to assemble Assembly code into .dll files with NASM assembler? I need this because I want to link a .dll file containing Assembly code and a .dll file containing C++ code together, and
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