C/c++ converted to Assembler

[Chris Shannon]

This is awesome!

http://assembly.ynh.io/

c

[Torsten Wagner]

Indeed very nice.
Could get handy for teaching.... bookmarked. Being able to choose an
target and it could get handy esp. for embedded stuff where each cycle
might count.
I really should look more into node.js....
THS-node.js class ?!?!?!?

Totti

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[Furkan Mustafa]

I'm in for ths-node.js class (as a listener).

btw, in Hello World sample, I couldn't see where did it store the string...

Furkan

[Kalin KOZHUHAROV]

On Sun, Sep 23, 2012 at 11:27 PM, Furkan Mustafa
<furkan...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I'm in for ths-node.js class (as a listener).
>
> btw, in Hello World sample, I couldn't see where did it store the string...
>

Look at the beginning, it is a constant char*, so:

.section .rodata
.LC0:
0000 21212148 .string "!!!Hello World!!!"
656C6C6F
20576F72
6C642121
2100

Sometimes using browser's built-in "Search" function is useful.

Kalin.

[Torsten Wagner]

Hey Kalin,

to Mustafas defence, I checked when he mentioned and swear when I
tried this yesterday evening I couldn't see the header...
either they just changed it or it was some other trouble.... there was
definitely no string term.
From assembler-code I know they jumped to a constant.... but there was
no definition.

Totti

CC. I really would love to be able to select the target architecture.
It would be really nice to e.g. compare x86 and ARM