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thatonegamedev.com
Intrinsics are like a recipe for the most optimized code that you can write to achieve certain behavior. |
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radareorg.github.io
The blog of radare2 |
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blog.nuculabs.dev
As I've been reading Professional Assembly Language, I've come across chapter 13 and I liked it so much that I'm going to write a blog post about it. The book is quite nice if you're interested in assembly for Linux. Extended ASM format let's you write assembly code that interacts with any type of C data, such as local variables, strings, numbers, goto labels and so on. The format produces cleaner, safer and more efficient code than the Basic ASM format. |
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matklad.github.io
Hi! During the last couple of years, I've spent a lot of time writing parsers and parser generators, and I want to write down my thoughts about this topic. Specifically, I want to describe some properties of a parser generator that I would enjoy using. Note that this is not an introduction to parsing blog post, some prior knowledge is assumed. |
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