This assembly code demonstrates an extended data handling example in x86_64 assembly language. The code includes various operations like copying, reversing, and converting strings to uppercase, all while handling memory efficiently. Additionally, it showcases parallel processing using threads.
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Copying Strings: The code copies the "Hello, World!" string to a buffer.
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Reversing Strings: It reverses the string and prints the reversed version.
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Uppercasing Strings: The original string is converted to uppercase in-place and printed.
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Parallel Processing: Two threads are created to work on the data simultaneously, demonstrating parallel processing.
To assemble and run this code, you'll need:
- NASM (Netwide Assembler) for assembly.
- A POSIX thread library for parallel processing.
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Assemble the code:
nasm -f elf64 memory_allocation.asm -o memory_allocation.o