In the hello world example, no matter what text you put there, the assembly is the same. Where does the string content go?
Static data in the binary.
Show HN: Online C/C++ to assembly visualizer [Weekend Project]
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#42Can't you add a function for memorizing the code written?
Thank you!
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#43excellent -- my unsolicited advice is for you to ping some professors and TAs who teach low-level programming to get them interested in using this in their teaching.
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#44Can't you add a function for memorizing the code written? Thank you!
Yes I could add some thing like a permanent link creator.
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#45don't work really - some guidance on use might be acceptable. does it need to be a whole program? my snippets give confusing errors about variable identifiers not being types o_0
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#46It'd be nice to make, e.g. the for loop clickable, so that it "stuck" and you could scroll down and see where it ended.
As it is now, as soon as you move your mouse, it unhighlights.
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#47don't work really - some guidance on use might be acceptable. does it need to be a whole program? my snippets give confusing errors about variable identifiers not being types o_0
It must be a valid c/c++ program. Just wrap your code in a function