In this video I talk about how to compile our assembly program using linux shell scripting, specifically bash. Then I discuss how to use and declare variables in your .data section. Also, the difference between assembly labels and and memory address is made clear: labels are memory address.
Also we mix c and assembly code together so that we can call C library functions from our assembly code!
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Thanks for your answer
If you’re running a 64-bit OS, this script will allow you to set 32 bits or 64 bits, depending on the code you’re writing.
http://pastebin.com/xLZkdujn
you should really try to go in depth into all the variables you have there, for example you never talked about msgLen
its more about preference. I too find myself sometimes using the colon, and sometimes not, (specially when I am lazy)
How can I get my Gedit editor to highlight syntax in Assembly? I looked for addons but I couldn’t find one. Did you use a layout specific for assembly, or set it up with C highlighting or something?
but then how did push DWORD msglen worked ??? you have to give even that [ ] right
why so much time betwen the last tutorial???
Hello.
If I write
msg db “Hello World!, This is assembly”,10,0 ; Without colon
that’s compile very well, the Question is, Why use colon or not?
Best regards
Excellent tutorial.
I’m getting – bash: ./compile.sh: No existe el fichero o el directorio – at – 3:50
No problem, in my future videos i will have a larger font size. Also check out soliduscode.blogspot.com as the same information is available there. Thanx
time is short i suppose, I try to post videos regularly in between other projects.
thanks for your patience though
push DWORD [i] … you said braces. Those are not braces those are square brackets.
It would be helpful to have that script you mentioned available to download from a link in your description.
Great tutorial! Question – how would you prevent a buffer overflow so that the user does not input more than the dw for example? What would be the specific logic for cmp to then jne if the value is bigger than 8 bytes or 16 bits?
32 bit of dd is define decimal NOT double,
64 bit of it is define double/floating number…
I most likely meant to type “fmt” short for “format”