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--- en:multiasm:exercisesbook:pc:sut:scenarios:win5 [2026/05/22 14:09] – created ktokarz
+++ en:multiasm:exercisesbook:pc:sut:scenarios:win5 [2026/05/22 14:53] (current) – ktokarz
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-====== Scenario x64_5: Implementation of integer calculation functions ======
+====== Scenario x64_5: Passing parameters to procedures. Implementation of the integer calculation function. ======
-In this scenario, we will create a library with functions performing the simple calculations on integers. We will start by writing a function for adding six integer values. This example will present argument passing through the registers and also through the stack, showing the order and addresses of stack-allocated arguments.
+In this scenario, we will create a library with a function performing simple calculations on integers. Our function will add six integer values. This example will present argument passing through the registers and also through the stack, showing the order and addresses of stack-allocated arguments.
 ** Prerequisites **\\
-Read the section “Creating static libraries”, where the conversion library and main program are described, and the initial code of both is presented. You should have the main program and library with conversion functions ready to be able to print results in a console.
+Read the section “Creating static libraries”. You should have the main program and library with conversion functions ready to be able to print results in a console. They are presented in previous scenarios.
 ** Scenario **\\
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 ** Result **\\
-The sum is properly calculated and displayed by programs prepared in the previous scenarios (x64_1 and x64_2).
+The sum is properly calculated and displayed by programs prepared in the previous scenarios.
 ** Start **\\

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