Assembly Calling Conventions For Reverse Engineers [Patreon Unlocked]

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Published 2022-02-17

A practical look at x86 calling conventions from a reverse engineering perspective. We take a look at __cdecl __stdcall __fastcall __thiscall

Full Patreon tutorial (with examples): www.patreon.com/posts/62676631

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All Comments (19)

@turner7777 2 years ago

I think you are the only YouTuber that teaches reverse engineering this well 👏👏
@user-zw8uq1rj9m 1 year ago

I am really appreciated all of your Patreon series. Every single of them is so informative. Thanks a lot!
@pierreuntel1970 1 year ago

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@Coledebord2 2 years ago

The helpfulness of your channel cannot be overstated. Love it, keep up the great work! 👍🏻
@mytechnotalent 2 years ago

This is so critical to understand thank you for this brilliant breakdown. It really helps when you are very heavy deep into an analysis to understand what is really going on and what values are actually where.
@user-yc2ry2uz4h 2 years ago

As other comments said, your video has the highest quality among others. I'd love to watch more tutorials of IDA and x64dbg. Reversing the code that is written by yourself and explain the logic was just amazing. Thank you
@horriblejungler8373 2 years ago

This is one of the most well made videos I've found discussing reversing in general. Well done!
@souhardyasardar4708 1 year ago

Always coming to your content to brush up the basics really well done
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@RazviOverflow 2 years ago

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@saudgl 1 year ago

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@alphahex99 1 year ago

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@s34n2 2 years ago

For the stack cleanup, its adding to the stack pointer, does this mean that the stack pointer will keep increasing? Wont there be a limit to how large the stack pointer's value is? By the way, sorry if my question sounds dumb, but I just dont get that concept.
@SpiritualIconoclast 2 years ago

If this is an OA labs exclusive tutorial how is this available on YouTube? I know I get more content if I become a patreon member but are some content just offered for free here?
@amd9918 2 years ago

out of all that call.. one that I hate is the thiscall...