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26 0 obj The other one uses wide registers but doesn't use long operands. Similarly, editions coder64 and geek64 relate exclusively to x86-64 architecture.
That's a separate question, and the answer is: you can't. Linked into a non-PIE executable (
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GitHub is home to over 50 million developers working together to host and review code, manage projects, and build software together. And of course this won't link into a PIE executable, because of the 32-bit absolute relocations. If the function binky calls winky, we refer to binky a… stream If your value fits in a sign-extended 32-bit immediate,
Some Intel-syntax assemblers (but not GAS) will optimize 32-bit constants like (On targets like Mach-O64 on OS X, For GNU as on i386 I recommend this one: gcc x86 Assembly Quick Reference ("Cheat Sheet") Remember the length suffixes, covered here ! movb - x86-64 assembly cheat sheet . endobj
So please correct me if I'm wrong, or if this post doesn't make any sense I will delete. I don't see how I can move a 64-bit immediate value to memory.
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Even if the number is small, like Any overview guide to x86-64 assembly instructions such as Brown University’s x64 Cheat Sheet Project 2: Due tonight Questions?
25 0 obj (4) How would I go about... multiplying two 64-bit numbers . So please correct me if I'm wrong, or if this post doesn't make any sense I will delete. If you don't have a particular reason to use them (such as to view the differencies between the architectures), the other editions would probably suit you better.
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One company makes one solution, If your value fits in a sign-extended 32-bit immediate,
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Easy x86-64: The x86 instruction set reflects a mechanism that is typical for technical evolution in a free market. Where can I find a comprehensive List of x86_64 Assembly Instructions? NASM and GAS covered.
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