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The family of x86 assembly languages represents decades of advances on the original Intel 8086 architecture. In addition to there being several different dialects based on the assembler used, additional processor instructions, registers and other features have been added over the years while still r...
This is a basic Hello World program in NASM assembly for 32-bit x86 Linux, using system calls directly (without any libc function calls). It's a lot to take in, but over time it will become understandable. Lines starting with a semicolon(;) are comments. If you don't already know low-level Unix sy...

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