Frank Kotler wrote:
Paul Irofti wrote:
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sieve.o(.text+0x1):sieve.s:20: relocation truncated to fit: R_386_8
.data
...
movb $test, %dl
Pretty sure you want "movb test, %dl" - "$test" indicates that you're
trying to move the *address* of your "test" variable (not the
contents) into %dl... and it won't fit! (...etc.)
Best,
Frank
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ok, so than what's the diffrence between:
a) movb $test, %al
b) movb test, %al
c) movb (test), %al
c) movb ($test), %al #if this exists!
and how come when i access kernel ops i use $<oper>
i.e. movl $__NR_write, %eax #i actually append the address 1?! not
put the value 1?!
these are very confusing stuff for me. and i would greatly apreciate it
if explained! thanks a lot Frank!
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