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Is it me, or is it that whenever a certain group of people get the same homework assignment in school, multiple of them come here to see if people here will do it for them?

Another method of approaching this would be using push and pop. See, if you could get the access the string byte by byte, you could push the single bytes onto the stack and pop them off after, and you'd receive them in reverse order. Of course, this method might be …

Assembly programmers use push and pop for many reasons. The most common reasons would be, as mentioned above, to save values on the stack for later use, safety from functions disrupting those values (when you use a call instruction, one should assume that all registers have changed afterwards), and when …

The DIV instruction implies that the EDX:EAX combined register is the number you are dividing. The user above stated that EDX must be 0. It doesn't, but you shouldn't be using div edx. My suggestion, is that if you are dividing a 32 bit number, place it in eax, make …

Hey everyone. I'm using GAS assembler (AT&T syntax) under linux, and I'm trying to make a function that converts a string of numbers to an integer. I thought I had everything nailed down, but when I created a simple test program to test out the function, it caused a segmentation …