[Course Request] ASM course

[Youg-Otricked]

HERE ME OUT. Asymbly is a cool tool, but more importantly, it can be used as a way to teach how cpus actualy work. In the concurency go lesson, I saw it say this is an oversymplification, but lets say we have 3 instructions here, which made me think, it would be really cool to make a x86-64 ASM course, to teach how instructions work. because i know that that 3 line program !3 instructions (x := 3 x ++ fmt.Println(x) would be a LOT of instructions. first putting 0000000000000011 into whatever register, then saving that register to memory, then increinting that register,

here is linux x86-32 version(imbad at 86-64) .global _start .intel_syntax .section .text _start:

#increment eax mov %eax, 1 add %eax, x #print mov %eax, 4 mov %ebx, 1 lea %ecx, [x] mov %edx, 1 int 0x80

#exit program
mov %eax, 1
mov %ebx, 0

int 0x80

.section .data x: .long 0x04