
C++ and Compiling C Programs to Assembly Language
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C++ and Compiling C Programs to Assembly Language
Learn all you need to know about C++ and how C programs are compiled to assembly language from this free online course.
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- Avg. Duration1.5-3 Hours (Contains Video)
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Learning Outcomes
Upon successful completion of this course, you will be able to:
- Identify the three main tasks that are performed when compiling a program
- Discuss how local variables and function parameters could be assessed
- Describe the roles of prologue and epilogue in C
- Describe the roles of __cdecl and __stcall function calls in C
- Describe how arguments are passed to a functionÂ
- Explain what happens when a function Fn (int x, int y ) is invoked with more number of argument
- Explain what happens when a function: Fn (int x, int y ) is invoked with fewer argument
- Discuss why it is compulsory to move parameters from right to left
- Describe the roles of these functions: string length, string compare and memory copy
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