1. x86 CallingConvention[1]:
To allow separate programmers to share code and develop libraries foruse by many programs, and to simplify the use of subroutines in general,programmers typically adopt a common calling convention. The calling convention is a protocol about how to call and return fromroutines. For example, given a set of calling convention rules, a programmerneed not examine the definition of a subroutine to determine how parametersshould be passed to that subroutine. Furthermore, given a set of callingconvention rules, high-level language compilers can be made to follow therules, thus allowing hand-coded assembly language routines and high-levellanguage routines to call one another.
We will learn about the widely used C language calling convention inthis lab. Following this convention will allow you to write assembly languagesubroutines that are safely callable from C (and C++) code.
应该需要同时熟悉C和汇编，会的请私信我，感谢
To allow separate programmers to share code and develop libraries foruse by many programs, and to simplify the use of subroutines in general,programmers typically adopt a common calling convention. The calling convention is a protocol about how to call and return fromroutines. For example, given a set of calling convention rules, a programmerneed not examine the definition of a subroutine to determine how parametersshould be passed to that subroutine. Furthermore, given a set of callingconvention rules, high-level language compilers can be made to follow therules, thus allowing hand-coded assembly language routines and high-levellanguage routines to call one another.
We will learn about the widely used C language calling convention inthis lab. Following this convention will allow you to write assembly languagesubroutines that are safely callable from C (and C++) code.
应该需要同时熟悉C和汇编，会的请私信我，感谢
