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| Assembler code exposes functions to the linker using the ''global'' directive. Without it, assembler functions remain "private" and cannot be called, so linking won't succeed if there is a reference to the function from the high-level language part of the code. The following code presents a dummy function that performs integer addition of two arguments. Directives "section" are optional in this example. | Assembler code exposes functions to the linker using the ''global'' directive. Without it, assembler functions remain "private" and cannot be called, so linking won't succeed if there is a reference to the function from the high-level language part of the code. The following code presents a dummy function that performs integer addition of two arguments. Directives "section" are optional in this example. |
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| <code assembler asmfunc.asm> | <code asm asmfunc.asm> |
| section .data | section .data |
| section .bss | section .bss |
