Small programs written in Assembler x86 IA-32 AT&T syntax
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x86_64 AT&T Assembly Interpreter with Linux syscall emulation for Windows
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Aug 16, 2026 - C++
A low-level memory allocator simulator written in x86 Assembly (AT&T syntax). Features contiguous allocation, block management, and defragmentation for 1D and 2D memory spaces.
assembly allocator x86 memory-management low-level systems-programming defragmentation att-syntax att-assembly
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Feb 11, 2026 - Assembly
A small but complete C-subset compiler in plain C99 that emits x86-64 AT&T assembly for Linux (ELF) and Windows (PE/COFF). Hand-written lexer, recursive-descent parser, semantic analysis, and codegen - no Lex/Yacc/LLVM.
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Oct 9, 2026 - C
basic emulation frame, with purpose to support optimized context switch on parallel.
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May 19, 2021 - C
AT&T syntax assembly converter to Intel syntax
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Mar 13, 2024 - Scala
x86-64 Linux Assembly Examples/Challenges
linux ipc assembly x86-64 sse gui-application system-programming programming-challenges low-level-programming 2d-graphics gnu-assembly modern-opengl gnu-assembler att-syntax sdl3 position-independent-executable
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