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section .rodata
msg: db "Assembly is awesome!", 0

section .text
global hello
hello:
    lea rax, [msg]
    ret

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Key Features of x86-64 Assembly


x86-64 Assembly

Widely Used

x86-64 has been the dominant instruction set for personal computer CPUs since 2010.

Fast

As an assembly language, x86-64 cannot be beaten in pure execution speed.

Cross-platform

x86-64 has been adopted by AMD, Intel and VIA for their CPUs.

Stable

With an enormous install base relying on stability, changes since introduction have been minimal.

Powerful

x86-64 powers the most capable desktop CPUs in the world.

Detailed documentation

Given its wide-spread and critical application, x86-64 has been exactingly documented.

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