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Borland x86 inlined assembler; get a label's address?

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Developing kernels and testing them in virtual machines

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Which assemblers currently support the AVX instruction set?

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Why are there so many different calling conventions?

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Design Pattern For Making An Assembler

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CPU instruction on multi-physical-cpu machine

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How to interpret segment register accesses on x86-64?

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emulating thiscall in C to achieve struct functions without self-referencing

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Detouring and GCC inline assembly (Linux)

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ARM Assembler - How do I use CMP, BLT and BGT?

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Assembly x86 brk() call use

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How to use MIPS $k0 and $k1 registers

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Shadow space example

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What are the return values of system calls in Assembly?

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Related to C++ and Assembly, what is ebp+8?

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Compiler generated unexpected `IN AL, DX` (opcode `EC`) while setting up call stack

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What's the expected behavior of stack protection with statically-sized arrays?

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In x86-64 asm: is there a way of optimising two adjacent 32-bit stores / writes to memory if the source operands are two immediate values?

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Keeping your code in L1 cache

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Trouble understanding an x86-64 function preamble

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