September 2017
Beginner to intermediate
290 pages
6h 58m
English
When writing code in Assembly language, it's preferable to stick to certain calling conventions (the way parameters are passed to procedures) when invoking procedures because, first of all, this minimizes the occurrence of annoying and hard to find errors and, of course, help you link your Assembly modules to high-level languages. There are quite a few calling conventions for Intel Architecture, but we will only consider some of them, which we will use later in this book.
We already know about procedures and we have even mentioned the term "calling convention" in the previous chapter, so you may wonder why it is now that we cover the mechanism itself. The answer is quite simple--invocation of a procedure ...
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