Intel x86 Assembly Language Report Debugging Paper – Description
1. Write code to generate at least 5 different instructions from https://www.cs.virginia.edu/~evans/cs216/guides/x8… (preferably some new ones, beyond HelloWorld) and debug using Vis Studio proving the veracity of your “theoretical” hypothesis (of what the instruction supposedly does from its Intel manual description) against the actual outcome of debugging 2. explain the primary distinction between cdecl and stdcall calling convention. It would be nice if you could actually demonstrate the differences using Vis Studio.3. Please explain your understanding of the information presented below4. Demonstrate using Visual Studio that the memory location/addresses for the stack, the .text section and the data portion of a running executable are indeed distinct. 5.illustrate why the function/method “signature” which encompasses the name of the method the number the order type of parameters being passed on the stack must be unique for each method How would a mismatch in the arguments passed vs formal parameters received between the caller/callee manifest itself, i.e., what consequences might that have.
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