C exercise 4, I did this repository because I want to do this better in the future.
| asm | chore(project_organization): Organized source files, each in its unique folder | |
| include | chore(project_organization): Organized source files, each in its unique folder | |
| src | chore(project_organization): Organized source files, each in its unique folder | |
| .clang-format | First Commit | |
| .clangd | First Commit | |
| .gitignore | First Commit | |
| CMakeLists.txt | chore(CMakeLists): Organized better the CMakeLists file | |
| LICENSE | chore(LICENSE): Added License | |
| README.md | chore(README): Updated README.md to English and better explanation | |
Exercises - Guía 4
I used NASM assembly for fun and to learn more about assembly and low level programming, for that, I specify here the instructions if someone needs to compile this program:
Linux
If you are using debian, ubuntu or derivated, use:
sudo apt install nasm
If you are using Arch based distribution, use:
sudo pacman -S nasm
macOS
For macOS, I didn't test this, but it should install if you do this:
brew install nasm
Soon I will fix the CLion project folder and add to the repository as well as improve the code and comments on the code itself.
PS for teacher: If I write in English, is to practice more the language at the same time of coding, as that will open more doors to my professional future.