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Assembly Playground
Random code snippets I use to learn x86_64 assembly language
How to compile and run
These are instructions for compiling and running on a Linux x86_64 machine
- Install
nasmusing your packet manager (e.g.pacman,apt, etc.) - Compile object:
nasm -f elf64 -o filename.o filename.s-filename.sis the input file,filename.owill be the generated object file - Link object to executable:
ld filename.o -o execname - Run:
./execname
Files
- hello.s - Simple "Hello, world!" script
- counter.s - Counts from 0 to 9 and prints to stdout. First use of multiple calls and loops
- fibonacci.s - Prints Fibonacci numbers from 0 to 10000. Using functions, macros and constants
Learning resources
Compared to high level languages, Assembly languages seem to have bits and pieces of knowledge very scattered around the web. I haven't found (so far) a very comprehensive learning support, but here are some helpful links I've come across:
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