The younger generation of programmers often has little or no exposure to assembly. The few universities that cover assembly spend little time on it, and rarely teach it enough to be able to debug problems with it, and online resources are hard to come by. This talk starts from the ground up, first demystifying the x64 assembler syntax and then presenting a series of techniques for understanding optimized programs.

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TIS-100
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Sum example code
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Factorial example code
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Widget/Doodad example code
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EntityList example code
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FP exception example code
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Memory patching example code
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MDN SIMD article
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Copperman, M - Debugging Optimized Code Without Being Misled
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Tips on Debugging Optimized Code
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MSDN - Register Usage
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MSDN - How To: Debugging Optimized Code
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MSDN - Parameter Passing
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MSDN - Caller/Callee saved registers
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MSDN - Debugging a release build
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System V Application Binary Interface
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Ruskin, E - Forensic Debugging: How To Autopsy, Repair, and Reanimate a Release-built Game
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The Intel Intrinsics Guide
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