I have decided to create a simple guessing number game that uses Linux system calls, and some C functions to provide a more simpler interface. I seem to get a segmentation fault when I convert the int
I started learning how to write programs using the NASM assembly programming language. I wrote this simple program that prompts the user to enter two numbers and then adds the two operands together. I
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I\'ve seen assembly sources in the wild that uses [BITS 32] directive. I\'m using compiler NASM and at its man pages, I\'ve seen no reference to t开发者_Python百科he need of the brackets, so I compile
I am trying to write a function to convert an integer pushed in the stack to ASCII codes. The conversion works fine but I have a problem with the parameter that is passed on the stack.
I would like to edit ASM files in Eclipse but I am not sure how to do开发者_StackOverflow it or what package of Eclipse I actually need. If anyone could point me in the right direction I would be very
How can I launch own bootloader novadays? In all 开发者_Python百科tutorials I\'ve found on writing operating systems, they write about floppy disc, and suggest programs which doesn\'t match with x64 a
So I\'m trying to learn some x86 assembly, I\'m using NASM as my complier. I have this code that I\'m working on, but when I compile, I get an error.
Would any assembly gurus know the argument (register dl) 开发者_运维问答that signifies the first USB drive?
I decided to write a simple asm bootloader and a c++ kernel. I read a lot of tutorials, but I cant compile an assembly file seems like this:
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