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gcc, inline assembly - pushad/popad missing?

c gcc assembly stack inline-assembly

STM32F407 Assembly, STR not writing into memory

assembly arm gdb stm32

Avoid optimizing away variable with inline asm

c++ assembly performance-testing compiler-optimization inline-assembly

Why does GCC produce extra ADDS instruction after LDR for loading an .rodata pointer on ARM thumb instruction set?

assembly gcc arm thumb arm-none-eabi-gcc

Assembly 8086, LOOP instruction doesn't stop

loops assembly x86-16

How to right rotate a 64-bit value efficiently in 32-bit ARM assembler?

assembly arm bit-manipulation bit-shift arm7

x86 assembly - how to use Windows API _WriteConsole@4 - masm32 syntax

winapi assembly x86 masm masm32

How can I elegantly take advantage of ARM instructions like REV and RBIT when writing C code?

c assembly arm bit-manipulation

Efficient multiple indirection in 6502 code

assembly addressing-mode 6502 atari-2600

Is the conditional move optimization against the C standard?

c assembly language-lawyer compiler-optimization ternary-operator

Kip Irvine- Assembly Language for X86 Processors- how relevant for Linux?

linux windows assembly cpu irvine32

How can adding a function call cause other symbols to become undefined when linking?

c assembly linker compilation binutils

Can gcc compile x86 assembly or just link it?

assembly gcc x86

Writing a JIT compiler in assembly

c assembly code-generation jit self-modifying

Fastest inline-assembly spinlock

c++ assembly x86 memory-barriers spinlock

How many bytes does the push instruction push onto the stack when I don't specify the operand size?

assembly x86 stack stack-memory stack-pointer

View disassembly in XCode 4 (or Xcode 5 or Xcode 6)

xcode assembly xcode4 xcode5

GDB examine command confusion

c assembly gdb

How to move (up to) 16 single bytes into an XMM register?

assembly x86 intel sse simd

How can I read arguments in _start function?

c linux assembly 64-bit
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