dear all, do you prefer insert assembly functions in your c programs using file.s or file.o ? and why? further...pushad is not available in amd64 , . how you insert inline assembly ? thanks kind regards
dear all, do you prefer insert assembly functions in your c programs using file.s or file.o ? and why? further...pushad is not available in amd64 , . how you insert inline assembly ? thanks kind regards
basically in this damn PIE system you can't compile c executables that use assembly functions. also -fpie doesn't work. yet some ubuntu experts certainly know how.
I managed to create a program c which calls assembly functions, bypassing the PIE, but it seems that ubuntu deems it deprecable, also the program works but generates a segmentation fault
also solved this problem
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