I would emphasise more how bss means you tell the kernel loader to keep a memory location apart but you don't need space in the executable file to actually initialise it unlike the data section where db "some string" is copied byte by byte to the executable file and the kernel loader puts those strings in the user space so the code can refer to it.
If variables inside the .data section are constant, why bother applying "equ" to them? What I mean is, they'll be constant anyway, so what's equ doing in a section that applies to constants? Seems a little redundant to me.
What's the best text editor to use ? (delphi or.. ?) i am using Windows 7 (i need to learn for school;D ) IT's really hard ;) Thanks for all your help! ;)
Highly informative!!! I'm just starting to take an interest in assembler, and this definitely is an excellent video to start with. Puts it in easy-to-understand terms for beginners.
Very nice intro. I like your style. You use simple, clear illustrations and speak slowly with a relaxed voice. While my English is fairly decent that makes it easier for me to follow along when the topic is hard enough. Looking forward to this!
I would emphasise more how bss means you tell the kernel loader to keep a memory location apart but you don't need space in the executable file to actually initialise it unlike the data section where db "some string" is copied byte by byte to the executable file and the kernel loader puts those strings in the user space so the code can refer to it.
isreasontaboo 2 weeks ago
If variables inside the .data section are constant, why bother applying "equ" to them? What I mean is, they'll be constant anyway, so what's equ doing in a section that applies to constants? Seems a little redundant to me.
TheDevelopersChannel 3 weeks ago
i followed your example, to the letter, and i get the nasm command to execute just fine, but ld gives this:
could not read symbols: File in wrong format
thanks.
VectorThorn 2 months ago
6:42
line 6: colon after global_start
BLOOMS 3 months ago
What's the best text editor to use ? (delphi or.. ?) i am using Windows 7 (i need to learn for school;D ) IT's really hard ;) Thanks for all your help! ;)
GamesForLifes999 4 months ago
@GamesForLifes999 notepad++ if your in a windows environment
Docko412 1 month ago
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Great tutorial, fellow linux user! Thanks!
TheSmerkol 5 months ago
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Great tutorial, fellow linux user! Thanks!
TheSmerkol 5 months ago
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great tutorial, fellow linux user! Thanks!
TheSmerkol 5 months ago
great tutorial, fellow linux user! Thanks!
TheSmerkol 5 months ago
can i write an assembly language on notepad?
gensterize 6 months ago
@gensterize Yes; you can write asm in any text editor
SolidusCode 6 months ago
Highly informative!!! I'm just starting to take an interest in assembler, and this definitely is an excellent video to start with. Puts it in easy-to-understand terms for beginners.
bigboy4006 9 months ago
bs section... =)
darkdan4ever 10 months ago
Awesome Video! Easy to understand yet packed full of information. Can't wait for more videos. Thanks!
wylesben91 1 year ago
Nice video!! This is real good for learning assembly.. Looking forward to more tutorials in asm from you.. Thanks!
TNTsundar 1 year ago
thank you!
postquebec 1 year ago
Thanks!
BowenShowcase 1 year ago
Very nice intro. I like your style. You use simple, clear illustrations and speak slowly with a relaxed voice. While my English is fairly decent that makes it easier for me to follow along when the topic is hard enough. Looking forward to this!
Bysheon 1 year ago 2