Hi. I learned C in high school and am proficient in it:D. At the college while learning microcontrollers there was a short course on assembly language which I skipped:p but had no trouble as most of the application programming had to be done in C. Should I go back n learn assembly language as I have heard it gives good insight into the hardware?
I am learning how Linux works. I have encountered a strange assembly language instruction, jmpi. I can find some explanation at various websites, but strangely I can't find it in assembly language books, including the Intel® 64 and IA-32 Architectures Software Developer’s Manual. I have searched the book, but it doesn't contain the instruction jmpi.
chris_l wrote:The computer processor works in opcodes, and assembly is the direct translation of them. Is not just a language for another tasks; is THE direct translation of the language the processor actually "speaks".Nope. Processors speak electronics. Assembly reveals only one small portion of what's "really" going on.
Speed is essential in multimedia, graphics and signal processing. Sometimes programmers resort to assembly language to get every last bit of speed out of their machines. GCC offers an intermediate between assembly and standard C that can get you more speed and processor features without having to go all the...
Speed is essential in multimedia, graphics and signal processing.
Hello, I am trying to learn programming using gas.But I did not find any tutorial that will show me the simplest program sample that I can run on my PC.
I searched over Internet from a day, but I didn't find it.
I want a sample code that will store(move) value 1 into register eax and steps for assembling and loading ..thanks..That will surely help me to get sta
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Thanks for providing this board. I hope it will prove useful for both me and whoever dares to follow my own suggestions. :)
I'm an electrical engineer, a Linux systems administrator, security and work process consultant, and have coded in a variety of programming languages ranging from optimized assembly language to Visual Basic.
I need to write the implementation of __sync_fetch_and_sub atomic operation myself in assembly language based on GCC 3.4 which doesn't have __sync_fetch_and_sub builtins. But I know little about assembly.
Can anyone help me?
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