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InlineAssembly in C

May 26, 2009 by Kyle Brady
Tags: C, Code Samples, Full Code Release, Inline Assembly
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The final homework project package for my CS47 class has been posted, albeit weeks after being due - I had some local SVN Client problems.

Essentially, we had to convert some C functions into their inline assembly counterparts.  See the PDF file for details.

All code is available via SVN, and a web-browsing utility.

Note:  I am not advocating using this code in place of doing your own homework, or in any situation other than pure interest.  However, in the event that you do, I am not responsible for any resultant issues (legal, moral, or ethical) that may arise.  Finally, I am not presenting these as perfect cases, the best way to approach the problems, nor the fastest.  They are, simply, viable solutions.

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