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user 181319
Use this for code written in any assembly language. Assembly-language questions also need a tag to indicate the target processor's instruction set architecture (ISA).
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An echo program, mostly in C and completely from scratch
Instead of having _start as an assembly stub and my real code in mymain, is there any way I can put my real code in _start but still be able to safely get ahold of the command-line arguments? …
