Do you know one or more clear (and quick) papers/tutorials/books to explain the general essentials of assemblers (esp. IA-32bits), only for debugging purposes? To learn about assembly is yet another large field. I've learned the very basics, but I currently have no time to study it extensively. Thanks...
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Why would you need an assembler for C++ debugging?
Your classes should operate using exception handling and each class should have it's own test driver. Each class is separately tested--and stress tested. Properly done global debugging ala C ASSERT or some such is obsolete. -
I need to understand what's going on there, while working with memory.Comment
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Btw, I found this paper (http://mariano-graziano.llab.it/docs/stsi2010.pdf) really clear and informative, and I've begun reading it.Comment
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