Machine code is the lowest level form of encoding instructions (binary). It is usually what the processor directly decodes and executes.
Questions tagged [machine-code]
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How to view the instruction pipeline?
Instruction pipelining is used to execute instructions in a parallel fashion by dividing them into several steps .When I pause the execution in a debugger I am only able to see the location of the eip register but not the current pipeline state. Is…
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Reverse engineering and programming byte-by-byte on mobile OSs?
I can't find any disassembling programs for the various binary formats out there that can run on OSes like Android, iOS, Blackberry, etc. These are the only devices I have access to, and I am trying to learn assembly and very low-level programming…
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How to write bit-by-bit to a medium, as opposed to byte-by-byte?
I am trying to write binary opcodes, but I can't in a text editor as 1s and 0s because:
1 or 0 on a text editor ends up being stored as the literal ASCII equivalent code on the storage medium, not the individual bit values as part of a machine…
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what is Max operating temperature of TASSIMO Bosch My Way
Having read the articles regarding changes to barcodes on Tassimo Coffee Machines, I was wanting to know if the water temperature could be changed to a hotter setting if possible via the barcodes.
Unfortunately I am not experienced in editing code…
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Can anyone here show me the binary opcodes for these x86 assembly instructions?
I want the exact binary opcodes executable to CPU directly.
[BITS 16] ; 16 bit code generation
[ORG 0x7C00] ; Origin location
; Main program
main: ; Label for the start of the main program
mov ax,0x0000 ; Setup the Data Segment…
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