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x86-64 Assembly: Signed Integer Multiplication and Addition with IMUL & ADD (YASM on Ubuntu Linux)
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x86-64 Assembly: Signed Integer Multiplication and Addition with IMUL & ADD (YASM on Ubuntu Linux)

Hands-on x86-64 assembly tutorial showing how to perform signed integer multiplication using the IMUL instruction in YASM/NASM on Linux. Covers immediate and global operands, two/three-operand forms, basic addition, with complete working code and live execution.
Posted by mike November 30, 2025
Why C Strings End with \0 – Null Terminated Strings Explained Simply
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Why C Strings End with \0 – Null Terminated Strings Explained Simply

Null-terminated strings in C use a zero byte (\0) to mark the end instead of storing length. Learn exactly how C strings work under the hood, see the ASCII values for "Hello", and understand why the null terminator exists.
Posted by mike November 23, 2025
x86-64 Assembly Segfault on printf? Fix Stack Alignment (Yasm + GCC Demo)
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x86-64 Assembly Segfault on printf? Fix Stack Alignment (Yasm + GCC Demo)

x86-64 assembly crashes on printf due to stack alignment. Yasm + GCC hybrid program fixed with push/pop in prologue and epilogue. Live Linux demo.
Posted by mike November 16, 2025
Mix C++, C, and Assembly into One Program – Hybrid Program Full Build Tutorial
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Mix C++, C, and Assembly into One Program – Hybrid Program Full Build Tutorial

Learn to build a hybrid program mixing C++, C, and x86-64 assembly. Covers object files, linking, extern "C", name mangling, and a full Makefile. Run one executable with modules calling each other.
Posted by mike November 9, 2025
Yasm x86-64 Assembly: Instruction Formats, Operands, MOV, ADD, Memory & Registers Explained
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Yasm x86-64 Assembly: Instruction Formats, Operands, MOV, ADD, Memory & Registers Explained

Yasm assembly tutorial: decode instruction formats, operands, mov, add, memory sizes & registers. Fix common crashes. Code-along x86-64 guide for beginners.
Posted by mike November 2, 2025
DIY Raspberry Pi Wi-Fi Repeater Part 5: Static Routes and Proof of Success
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DIY Raspberry Pi Wi-Fi Repeater Part 5: Static Routes and Proof of Success

Build a Raspberry Pi Wi-Fi repeater with this easy tutorial! Learn to set up an access point, test connectivity, and configure static routes to extend your network range.
Posted by mike October 23, 2025
Master File Copying with System Calls in x86-64 YASM Assembly
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Master File Copying with System Calls in x86-64 YASM Assembly

Learn file copying in x86-64 YASM assembly with system calls. This tutorial covers opening files, using looping buffers, and verifying with MD5 checksums.
Posted by mike October 5, 2025
Setting Up a Raspberry Pi Wi-Fi Repeater – Scene 4: IP Forwarding & Access Point
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Setting Up a Raspberry Pi Wi-Fi Repeater – Scene 4: IP Forwarding & Access Point

Set up a Raspberry Pi Wi-Fi repeater with IP forwarding & access point configuration. Step-by-step guide for network extension. #RaspberryPi #WiFiRepeater
Posted by mike September 29, 2025
Mastering Standard Input, Output, and Error (STDIN, STDOUT, STDERR) in Linux with Yasm Assembly Examples
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Mastering Standard Input, Output, and Error (STDIN, STDOUT, STDERR) in Linux with Yasm Assembly Examples

Explore Linux's STDIN, STDOUT, and STDERR pipes with a fun Yasm Assembly demo. Learn how programs communicate, redirect outputs, and handle inputs in this beginner-friendly guide.
Posted by mike September 22, 2025
Command Line Arguments in Yasm Assembly with GCC: A Practical Guide
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Command Line Arguments in Yasm Assembly with GCC: A Practical Guide

Learn to process command line arguments in Yasm assembly with GCC. Practical x86-64 guide for hybrid programs with clear examples. #Assembly #Programming
Posted by mike September 14, 2025

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