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  1. Re: Representing and dynamically creating a managed object in assembly

    IIRC this is a calling convention thing, right? (Already when writing part of the posts above, I wanted to read up on the x64 calling convention, but didn't find the respective MSDN page again. And...
  2. Re: Representing and dynamically creating a managed object in assembly

    Curiosity made me do some more research on this specific syntax thing... :)

    According to my historic MASM 6.0 manual (section 3.2.4.1 Indirect Operands with 16- and 32-Bit Registers) the syntax...
  3. Re: Representing and dynamically creating a managed object in assembly

    Perhaps my assumptions about the context that refers to are incorrect, but I'd say this specifically refers to passing the object by pointer or reference, when what actually gets passed is the...
  4. Re: Representing and dynamically creating a managed object in assembly

    So in your BF, for instance, you have an array of pointers with two entries, each of which points to a VLA (or BI?) representing the numerator and denominator, respectively? Technically, an array of...
  5. Re: Representing and dynamically creating a managed object in assembly

    Well, ok, according to this simple cassification, that I knew of, yours probably is a reference type. But I'm afraid that in practice this classifiation isn't exactly comprehensive. For instance,...
  6. Re: Representing and dynamically creating a managed object in assembly

    Well, I must admit there have been better times for me, but then again, there's always something to complain about and it's not too bad after all. :)



    Actually, I already had opened the post...
  7. Re: Representing and dynamically creating a managed object in assembly

    Well, you know, my knowledge of x64 is merely theoretical and not really deep, so some of the stuff below may be somewhat speculative. However, my comments are mostly not architecture-specific, so I...
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