Calling-convention Questions

The c function call convention for arm says: caller will pass the first 4 parameters in r0-r3. caller will pass any extra

We know that by x86-64 convention, registers %rbx, %rbp, and %r12–%r15 are classified as

I have a business case whereby i need to be able to specify my own calling convention when using p/invoke. specifically, i have a legacy dll which

Very simple assembly introduction code. seems to compile ok through gcc -o prog1 prog1.s, then ./prog1 just skips a

I'm reading the book "automate the boring stuff" by al sweigart to start learning python (it is free online, so you can check it if

C code: void ptrarg1(int* a,int* b,int* c, int* d, int* e, int* f) { return; } void

I am trying to decompile an executable for the 68000 processor into c code, replacing the original subroutines with c functions one by one.

Suppose we're writing a cpython extension module in c. when defining an extension, we are required to supply a pymodinit_func

Update: it seems that, the problem is coming due to protobuf. i am fine with other solution as well, which help me to fix the

(sorry for my bad english, because i am from south korea) i tried this code lea rcx, qword ptr [message] call