Orna suggested, in the context of cdepend, that I'll make a lecture about light assembler hacking. The idea is not to teach the assembly language itself (which I don't know too well myself), but rather deal with a few techniques for us who usually don't program in assembly.
On the agenda, more or less:
* Introduction to assembly programming * Basic asm commands that do not vary between machines * Disassembly (if I have an object file, how can I get the asm back from it) * When would I like to replace some code in my program from c to asm? * C inline asm * cdepend and how it uses the asm files
I'm under the impression that most of you have played a bit with assembly code, so this wouldn't be new for you. Prove me otherwise, and we'll book this lecture.
Regards, Eli
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