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Hello, A standard prologue code, like the following push        ebp mov         ebp,esp sub         esp,4Ch push        ebx push        esi push        edi lea         edi,[ebp-4Ch] Why 4C? how ...
Zones: Windows ProgrammingDate Answered: 04/19/1999 Rating: 7.4 Views: 0
Let's see this: int* p; int e=100; p=&e; when I debug it and disassemble it using vc++ 5.0, it looks like: 23:  int* p; 24:   int e=100; 00401214   mov         dword ptr [e],64h 25:   p=&e; 0040...
Zones: C++Date Answered: 06/13/1999 Rating: 4.6 Views: 0
HI.. LEA  does't work in my NASM, but it is valid operand.. Error message is "invalid combination of opcode and operand" SEGMENT code PUBLIC LEA DX, MSG1 SEGMENT data PUBLIC MSG1 DB...
Zones: AssemblyDate Answered: 02/07/2004 Rating: 8.0 Views: 34
hello recently,i am studying the Doung lea's thread pool.and plan introduce it to my projects,i write following code to test the "PooledExecutor": public class MyTestClient { public static voi...
Zones: LanguagesDate Answered: 09/17/2004 Rating: 8.4 Views: 0
This has been puzzling me for a while - of what use is the LEA instruction? To me it just looks like a MOV instruction which can take a relatively-complex second argument - nothing that can't be...
Zones: AssemblyDate Answered: 02/19/2005 Rating: 8.6 Views: 473
I need to calculate the difference of two numbers ex: 90-18 = 72 I am able to code the proram with single digits but I need help with double digits. This is coded in the x8086. Any help will be ap...
Zones: AssemblyDate Answered: 04/23/2003 Rating: 7.0 Views: 0
the difference between lea and mov, and the meaning of rep stos?
Zones: AssemblyDate Answered: 05/07/2003 Rating: 8.0 Views: 4
 
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