x86-64 Assembly Programming Part 1: Registers, Data Movement, and Addressing Modes
First out of four part series introducing x64 assembly programming. This part focuses on the general-purpose registers, movq instruction, and an overview of the addressing modes available for the x86_64 instruction set architecture (ISA).
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x86-64 Assembly Programming Part 3: Control Flow Instructions
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