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How should the byte sequence 0x40 0x55 be interpreted by an x86-64 emulator?

score 1440 · Answer 1 · 2015-06-07 21:46:25

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How should the byte sequence 0x40 0x55 be interpreted by an x86-64 emulator?

os kern error : "ld: symbol(s) not found for architecture x86_64"

Can feenableexcept hurt a program performance?

MASM console window creation troubles (maybe my stack frame??)

Bomb lab phase 5

Displaying symbolic constants in Assembly Language

puts implementation in assembly with nasm x86-64

Can I use the mid bits on pointers (on 64-bit machines) to implement things (like tagged pointers)?

Segmentation fault when exploit string overwrites the return pointer with the starting address on stack

Reserve bytes in stack: x86 Assembly (64 bit)

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