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How can I prepend a `SS:` or `ES:` using AT&T Assembly Syntax

How can I prepend a SS: or ES: using AT&T Assembly Syntax without adding in a .byte 0x36 or .byte 0x26? ie. How would I be able to convert mov dword ptr ss:[esp+0x10], offset foo from Intel syntax to AT&T without using: .byte 0x36 movl $foo, 0x10(%esp) I have tried movl $foo, %ss:0x10(%esp) which assembles without warnings but, ...

What is "graphics memory aperture base" in Intel chipsets?

Hi everybody, i'm trying to understand how I can paint simple graphics in x86 protected mode on Intel chipsets; I already (kind of) know how to do that with VGA interface, and I'm trying to understand how I could use G35 Express to do the same. For this purpose I'm studying this document. I can't understand what's "graphics memory apert...

How do I monitor the status of a RAID array on an Intel controller from a Windows application?

I need to check the status of a RAID array on an Intel controller from my Windows application periodically (or be notified about a status change). Specifically, what I need is to find out whether a RAID 5 array is healthy or one of its disks is missing. I tried parsing output of raidcfg32 (available from the Intel site, see this readme)...

Migrating assembly code from 32 to 64 bit question

I'm responsible for some application level code that I inherited that has some x86... Intel assembly code based on 32 bit instructions and addressing. I going to make the assumption this 32 bit assembly code will run when we migrate a 64 bit windows OS. Yes? ...

Intel Vtune Analyzer on Windows 7 Enterprise 64 bit

Can i install and run Intel Vtune Analyzer on Windows 7 Enterprise 64 bit machine? ...

Skipping incompatible error when linking

I am compiling on a 64 bit architecture with the intel C compiler. The same code built fine on a different 64 bit intel architecture. Now when I try to build the binaries, I get a message "Skipping incompatible ../../libtime.a" or some such thing, that is indicating the libtime.a that I archived (from some object files I compiled) is no...

How do I go about Power and Square root functions in Assembly(IA32)?

How do I go about Power and Square root functions in Assembly Language (with/out) Stack on Linux. Edit 1 : I'm programming for Intel x_86. ...

Which arch shall I specify for Intel Threading Building

I ran into O'Reilly's new book on TBB in bookstore today. Really liked how TBB abstract the threads into tasks. But I noticed that the tutorial, in page #12 install on Linux* systems, there are only three available s: ia32, intel64 and ia64. Dmesg on our server shows this: [ 0.132804] CPU0: Intel(R) Core(TM)2 Quad CPU Q9400 @ 2.6...

Global Descriptor Table and Local Descriptor Table

I want to know if the global descriptor table resides in each process memory space or it is shared among all processes. What about LDT? Where is the LDTR stored? Thank you. ...

64 bit Assembly introduction

I am looking for an articles which introduce Intel 64 bit processor and Assembly: list of x64 registers, commands syntax etc. for programmers familiar with 32 bit Assembly. Kind of "What's new" for 64 bit processor. ...

How to get __FILE__ as absolute path on Intel C++ compiler

I've tried using the /Fc flag which works with visual studio but get a message that it isn't recognized by the intel compiler. I'm trying to write a test which uses data from a directory relative to the cpp test file, however the executable will be deployed elsewhere so it's hard to get it relative to the exe... hence i'd like an absol...

Installing Intel's TBB 3.0 framework on MacOS 10.6 (Snow Leopard)

Hey guys, I'm having a bit of trouble installing Intel's Threading Building Blocks (TBB) 3.0 as a framework on my MacOS system. Does anyone know a good tutorial? I've tried using MacPorts, which has TBB 2.2: it installs all the libraries I need, but I don't get a framework. Also, there doesn't seem to have any .dmg installation file on ...

cmake - How to set different variables for Intel compiler

Hey there, I do have a simple cmake project (on linux) that loads some libraries from custom places. I now would like to use the Intel compiler instead of the gnu compiler and add some if statement to my CMakeLists.txt that loads different libraries based on the type of compiler used. So I would specify the usage of the Intel compiler ...

Existing windows application to intel appup

Intel has provided one SDK for developing and submitting applications to intel appup. It is mentioned that C/C++ Win32 applications are supported in it. Is there any way to submit the existing C# Win32 application to appup. ...

Calling a dynamic function into an object error

I know the title sounds a bit strange, but this has been boggling my mind for a little bit. So Intel offers this TurboBoost sidebar gadget with calls using JavaScript, and I want to write a program from scratch in C# that does the same thing. The calls stem from what I believe is an ActiveX DLL which I easily imported. The problem is, wh...

Detecting C++0x mode on Intel C++?

Does Intel C++ predefine some macro when compiling with Qstd=c++0x? Something like __GXX_EXPERIMENTAL_CXX0X__ in GCC? __cplusplus is still 199711. Any way to detect C++0x compilation? ...

Is there any method to accelerate IJL scaled decoding speed?

I am using IJL(Intel Jpeg Library)v1.51, but there is a very strange problem, 1/2 scaled decoding (which means decoding a image with half original width and height) is slower than whole image decoding. Does anybody know why? And is there any method to accelerate IJL scaled decoding speed? ...

Intel AMT 2.0 PowerUp/PowerDown Issue RemoteControlService/Interface

Dear all, I am trying to turn off my Intel AMT 2.0 Blade through RemoteControlService.wsdl but It only exposes one method that is newOpereation. Help provided on software.intel is out dated i.e is of 2006. When I turn off my Intel AMT 2.0 Blade using http://192.168.3.115:16992 It successfully turn it off but could not turn it on becaus...

Multithreading not faster than single thread (simple loop test)

I'm experimenting with some multithreading constructions, but somehow it seems that multithreading is not faster than a single thread. I narrowed it down to a very simple test with a nested loop (1000x1000) in which the system only counts. Below I posted the code for both single threading and multithreading and how they are executed. The...

What does C++ Graph mean in Intel Concurrent Collections?

Hi, I am reading the user guide that came with Intel concurrent collections, and I don't understand what they mean by the following sentence [Page 4 Section 1.1]: You define an Intel Concurrent Collections for C++ graph which specifies the following: Anybody know what do they mean by C++ Graph? ...