No. The problem is in using ESI and EDI. These registers are callee-saved registers, meaning that the called function has to make sure that the values those registers hold at exit are the same at entrance. That’s why the compiler had to emit an instructi...
No. The problem is in using ESI and EDI. These registers are callee-saved registers, meaning that the called function has to make sure that the values those registers hold at exit are the same at entrance. That’s why the compiler had to emit an instruction at the entrance of the functi...
No. The problem is in using ESI and EDI. These registers are callee-saved registers, meaning that the called function has to make sure that the values those registers hold at exit are the same at entrance. That’s why the compiler had to emit an instruction at the entrance of the functi...