Top "Att" questions

AT&T Syntax is an assembly syntax used in UNIX environments, that originates from AT&T Bell Labs.

Smart Bluetooth: GATT Vs. ATT - what are the differences between them?

Can anyone please define for me what are the differences between GATT and ATT? I didn't manage to understand. I …

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xorl %eax - Instruction set architecture in IA-32

I am experiencing some difficulties interpreting this exercise; What does exactly xorl does in this assembly snippet? C Code: int …

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Newbie asm: where is the call code?

I wrote this simple kernel module: #include <linux/module.h> // for printk() int init( void ) { printk( "n Kello, …

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How to interpret this address -0x80(%rbp,%rax,4)

I'm currently trying to learn assembly language (and the effects of different compiler options) by analyzing simple C code snippets. …

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gas: too many memory reference

When compiling the following instruction: movl 4(%ebp), 8(%ebp) I got: too many memory reference. What's wrong with it?

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A couple of questions about [base + index*scale + disp]

The general form for memory addressing in Intel and AT&T Syntax is the following: [base + index*scale + disp] …

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google compute engine tool gcloud is exceptionally slow

I tried downloading and using the gcloud bash tool to manage my accounts, however everything I do with the tool …

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trying to understand the assembly instruction: cltd on x86

I found the assembly instruction cltd by disassembling code on an Intel architecture. The description I found was, that it …

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How does "mov (%ebx,%eax,4),%eax" work?

Been working on an assembly assignment, and for the most part I understand assembly pretty well. Or well at least …

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Understanding C disassembled call

I want to learn about C calling convention. To do this I wrote the following code: #include <stdio.h&…

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