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Example for darkcoding mem allocation post. http://www.darkcoding.net/software/how-memory-is-allocated/
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.global _start | |
_start: | |
mov $12, %rax # brk syscall number | |
mov $0, %rdi # 0 is invalid, want to get current position | |
syscall | |
mov %rax, %rsi # rsi now points to start of heap mem we'll allocate | |
mov %rax, %rdi # move top of heap to here ... | |
add $4, %rdi # .. plus 4 bytes we allocate | |
mov $12, %rax # brk, again | |
syscall | |
# Move "HI\n" to our memory | |
movb $72, (%rsi) # 'H' | |
inc %rsi | |
movb $73, (%rsi) # 'I' | |
inc %rsi | |
movb $10, (%rsi) # \n | |
inc %rsi | |
movb $0, (%rsi) # \0, C string terminator | |
# Print it | |
sub $3, %rsi # Move rsi back to start of string | |
mov $3, %rdx # String length 3 | |
mov $1, %rax # write system is number 1 | |
mov $1, %rdi # destinatiout is fd 1, stdout | |
syscall | |
# Exit | |
mov $60, %eax # exit syscall is number 60 | |
mov $0, %edi # exit code 0 | |
syscall |
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