I have been doing basic NASM coding, and I wondered开发者_开发百科 if it is possible to emulate a keypress using NASM. If so, how?
I\'m using the nasm compiler to compile my code into an object file then calling gcc\'s linker to link that object file to create the final executable. This means that I have access to the C开发者_如何
I made two object files. One is made with nasm -f win32: C:\\home\\os> objdump -d boot.obj boot.obj:file format pe-i386
I wrote a simple program which takes a predefined number to a predefined power and returns the result.It\'s in NASM assembly, for Linux.I\'ve been trying to get my head around how to use the stack to
First off, this is homework. I\'m trying to read a 5 digit number into the register bx. The number is assumed to be no greater than 65535 (16 bits). Below is how I am attempting to do so.
I have a simple NASM program which only invokes sys_开发者_StackOverflowexit: segment .text global _start
What\'s the difference between the export of a symbol by using \"public global\" instead of \"privat开发者_C百科e global\"?See the NASM docs: private segments do not get combined, public segments do.
got a nasm project and i\'m calling a c function from it I put the n开发者_如何学JAVAame of the function in \"extern\"
i have a sum value stored in 开发者_开发技巧 fstpqword [ebx]; Copy contents of st0 to space currently on top of the system stack
the logic of this make sense to me, however it\'s still giving a segfault any ideas are appreciated...
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