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Day 0b1110 of #LowLevelProgramming Spent the whole Day trying to understand what the hell is going on!!! >Learnt about the Stack , stack pointer , stack base pointer. >Registers > Flags >basic System calls (write, read and exit) > Jump and Conditional Jumps I'm lacking : |
Day 0b10011 of #LowLevelProgramming Finished Chapter 5 of the book and the exercises >Read more on Registers and and register operations >Learnt the sign extension "mov" instruction of various byte sizes >Finally getting the hang of memory examination commands of GDB
Day 0b10101 of #LowLevelProgramming Read through the Math Chapter and did some exercises >Learnt the 3 different ways of multiplication >Division gave me problems , but it's cool >GDB was friendly today >Wrote some C code after a long time Computers are actually dumb : )
Day 0b10000 of #LowLevelProgramming This was one of those frustrating days were things aren't working out Anyway, I learnt more on memory >Read on Segmentation, Paging and Virtual memory >Examined memory using GDB . I didn't get the same results as the book. 😩🤬
Day 0b10110 of #LowLevelProgramming >learnt conditional mov and read a bit on code optimisation . >Started with bitwise operations. It's quite tricky as I learnt bitwise using binary, and now everything is in hex. >Had to divide in order to shift bits.🧠 Chapter is quite long
Day 0b11010 of #LowLevelProgramming Still on bit operations >Read more on bit fields and bit extraction >Learnt about Bit Testing and Setting and their Assembly instructions >Read on e flag registers and the Carry flag >GEF is goated btw I hate working with Hex values !!
Day 0b11011 of #LowLevelProgramming >The Implementation of bit set and test from the book was quite obscure so I had to turn to C first >Finally understood bit indexing and what ever this -> "[val + 8*rbx], rcx" meant. It took me a while >I need learn more inline ASM in C
![mu_chrinovic's tweet image. Day 0b11011 of #LowLevelProgramming
>The Implementation of bit set and test from the book was quite obscure so I had to turn to C first
>Finally understood bit indexing and what ever this -> "[val + 8*rbx], rcx" meant. It took me a while
>I need learn more inline ASM in C](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GU0Eo1VXYAA91Gu.jpg)
Day 0b11000 of #LowLevelProgramming Got assignments and tests coming up, so the grind is low I've been reading on the effects of 64 bit instructions on 32 bit registers and bit masking >Implementing bit operations >Learnt shift operations instructions >Cool with GDB😆
Day 0b10100 of #LowLevelProgramming Couldn't do much today cause I got tests coming up next week : ( Began Chapter 6 . Learnt about the negation and addition instructions Couldn't go farther cause I was facing skill issue with GDB. I need to make time to learn it properly 😭
Day 0b10111 of #LowLevelProgramming Exhaustion got me😫 Worked on exercises on conditional mov and arithmetic instructions >Learning how to convert a String to an Integer.Seems like I got gaps in my ASM knowledge >Implemented a Stack Data Structure in 3 ways ,for my DSA grind
Day 0b10001 of #LowLevelProgramming >I did some exercises on examining memory with GDB >Lost a couple of brain cells trying to figure out the correct commands that will produce the intended results >learnt a lot just from these 4 exercises >I need to revisit floating point
Day 0b11001 of #LowLevelProgramming Still on Shift & Bit operations and Implementing them in a complementary manner >Read on bit fields and masking >Extracting a bit field from a word >Wrote my first inline Assembly in C!! Need to read on it properly though!!🤯 Read on RTOS
Day 0b1101 of #LowLevelProgramming Read on floating floating point representation : >Explicit and Implicit Normalisation >The Biasing Technique >Normalisation Formula Finally reached the section of the book that introduces Assembly Programming 😄🔥 I need to lock in harder
Building Foundational Proficiency in x86 Assembly #Assembly8086 #EmbeddedSystems #LowLevelProgramming #ComputerArchitecture #SystemSoftware
Daily #LowLevelProgramming grind Started reading on Memory . Really interesting stuff !! Read on Linux Process memory & Heap regions brk & sbrk syscalls Memory Alignment, Bus errors , Segmentation faults , errno. Memory Management Unit. Memory mapping & mmap syscall.
Day 0b11100 of #LowLevelProgramming Done with the Bit chapter Covered filling bit fields & extraction Worked on an exercise for counting the number of 1s bits in a byte. The implementation is quite overwhelming, but I'm getting there. New Linux rice inspired by @_DragonHead_
2 days of debugging SegFaults and MemoryLeaks and i'm not there yet i miss the good old days when all i cared about was IndexError, KeyError and SyntaxError i just had to get better didn't i #zig #lowlevelprogramming
Continued with C and C++ . understood how endl is used to flush the output buffer but how it is slower than \n #LowLevelProgramming #LearnInPublic #C #Cpp #WebDevelopment
Started with some basics of C. Also learned a bit about macros #LowLevelProgramming #C #WebDevelopment #LearnInPublic
Why there is always an urge to go back to low level programming even if you are doing good. is it me or happens with others as well? #lowlevelprogramming
Programming in Assembly Is Brutal, Beautiful, and Maybe Even a Path to Better AI | WIRED #AssemblyLanguage #LowLevelProgramming #AI #DeepSeek #Programming #TechHistory #MachineLearning #Coding #CPULogic #DeepMind #TechInnovation #HardwareOptimization wired.com/story/programm…
Retro computing meets innovation: the No-CPU Amiga Demo Challenge shows what's possible with hardware hackery. Learn from this creative showcase and push the limits of your own retro coding skills: github.com/askeksa/NoCpuC…" #retrocomputing #lowlevelprogramming
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GitHub - askeksa/NoCpuChallenge: The No-CPU Amiga Demo Challenge
The No-CPU Amiga Demo Challenge. Contribute to askeksa/NoCpuChallenge development by creating an account on GitHub.
It’s the language that teaches you how computers really think at the lowest level. #Assembly #LowLevelProgramming #SoftwareDevelopment #Coding
Building Foundational Proficiency in x86 Assembly #Assembly8086 #EmbeddedSystems #LowLevelProgramming #ComputerArchitecture #SystemSoftware
Deep dive into low-level Linux programming with dwm-commented, a commented version of the popular tiling window manager dwm. Perfect for learning WM fundamentals. Explore now: github.com/bakkeby/dwm-co…" #dwm #Linux #lowlevelprogramming
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GitHub - bakkeby/dwm-commented: A fork of dwm with comments explaining in detail how the window...
A fork of dwm with comments explaining in detail how the window manager works - bakkeby/dwm-commented
2 days of debugging SegFaults and MemoryLeaks and i'm not there yet i miss the good old days when all i cared about was IndexError, KeyError and SyntaxError i just had to get better didn't i #zig #lowlevelprogramming
Day 0b10101 of #LowLevelProgramming Read through the Math Chapter and did some exercises >Learnt the 3 different ways of multiplication >Division gave me problems , but it's cool >GDB was friendly today >Wrote some C code after a long time Computers are actually dumb : )
Day 0b10011 of #LowLevelProgramming Finished Chapter 5 of the book and the exercises >Read more on Registers and and register operations >Learnt the sign extension "mov" instruction of various byte sizes >Finally getting the hang of memory examination commands of GDB
Day 0b1101 of #LowLevelProgramming Read on floating floating point representation : >Explicit and Implicit Normalisation >The Biasing Technique >Normalisation Formula Finally reached the section of the book that introduces Assembly Programming 😄🔥 I need to lock in harder
Day 0b1110 of #LowLevelProgramming Spent the whole Day trying to understand what the hell is going on!!! >Learnt about the Stack , stack pointer , stack base pointer. >Registers > Flags >basic System calls (write, read and exit) > Jump and Conditional Jumps I'm lacking : |
Day 0b10110 of #LowLevelProgramming >learnt conditional mov and read a bit on code optimisation . >Started with bitwise operations. It's quite tricky as I learnt bitwise using binary, and now everything is in hex. >Had to divide in order to shift bits.🧠 Chapter is quite long
Day 0b1001 / 0b1100100 of #LowlevelProgramming Still going through the CMU lectures: >Read on Signed Extension and Truncating >Numeric ranges of bit sizes >Identifying overflows in signed and unsigned operations >Integer conversions of sign <--->unsigned >Modular Arithmetic
Building Foundational Proficiency in x86 Assembly #Assembly8086 #EmbeddedSystems #LowLevelProgramming #ComputerArchitecture #SystemSoftware
Getting hands-on with Computer Architecture and C to unlock how computers really work under the hood. Loving this deep dive into low-level programming! 🚀💻 #LowLevelProgramming #CProgramming #TechLearning #BangloreRains #Bangalore #War2 #HrithikRoshan
Day 0b10000 of #LowLevelProgramming This was one of those frustrating days were things aren't working out Anyway, I learnt more on memory >Read on Segmentation, Paging and Virtual memory >Examined memory using GDB . I didn't get the same results as the book. 😩🤬
Daily #LowLevelProgramming grind Started reading on Memory . Really interesting stuff !! Read on Linux Process memory & Heap regions brk & sbrk syscalls Memory Alignment, Bus errors , Segmentation faults , errno. Memory Management Unit. Memory mapping & mmap syscall.
Day 0b11010 of #LowLevelProgramming Still on bit operations >Read more on bit fields and bit extraction >Learnt about Bit Testing and Setting and their Assembly instructions >Read on e flag registers and the Carry flag >GEF is goated btw I hate working with Hex values !!
Day 0b11011 of #LowLevelProgramming >The Implementation of bit set and test from the book was quite obscure so I had to turn to C first >Finally understood bit indexing and what ever this -> "[val + 8*rbx], rcx" meant. It took me a while >I need learn more inline ASM in C
Day 0b11001 of #LowLevelProgramming Still on Shift & Bit operations and Implementing them in a complementary manner >Read on bit fields and masking >Extracting a bit field from a word >Wrote my first inline Assembly in C!! Need to read on it properly though!!🤯 Read on RTOS
Day 0b1100 of #LowlevelProgramming >Wrote a linked list in C >Read on function pointers >read more on dynamic memory allocation and malloc() I will finally sum up with information representation and manipulation this weekend and move on to Assembly Programming by Monday
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