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Tag Archives: ESP
Intel x86 32-bit assembly – function call & stack frame
This post is originally written for a basic view on function call and stack frame in Intel x86 32-bit assembly code. EBP and ESP are the focus. A stack layout pic with dynamic register changes is also down there. May … Continue reading
Posted in Programming, Stuff about Compiler
Tagged assembly, EBP, ESP, gdb, objdump, stack, x86
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