Small programs written in Assembler x86 IA-32 AT&T syntax
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Small programs written in Assembler x86 IA-32 AT&T syntax
A beginners guide to assembly language.
Cvičení z předmětu Programování na strojové úrovni (ISU), druhý semestr bakalářského studia BIT na FIT VUT/BUT, ak.rok 2021/2022
Bootloader of the main program. Exception handling. Output data to the debug port or console
This project involves capturing a debugger flag by doing various exercises about the basics of debugging assembly code using OpenOCD and GDB server.
An assembly program that simulates an arithmetic calculator with the operations addition, subtraction, and integer division for two two-digit unsigned numbers. The program runs in a menu-based format until the user chooses exit.
minimal bare-metal startup code, no CMSIS / LL / HAL / CubeMX
An archive repository that contains projects formed from the Operating Systems course (CSC-4100) at TTU.
A collection of assembly language exercises written in x86 NASM syntax for Linux (32-bit). The purpose of this project is to explore and understand low-level programming concepts, including memory management, CPU instructions, system call interactions, data manipulation, and algorithm implementation in assembly.
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