Want to master command line arguments in pure x86-64 YASM assembly on Linux? This video breaks down how to access argc and argv directly from the stack, without GCC libraries. Follow along as we write a program to loop through and print user-provided arguments, complete with a visual stack explanation. Whether you're new to assembly or leveling up, this tutorial offers clear, practical insights for coding low-level programs. Check out my other videos for more assembly tips, and subscribe for more coding goodness!<br /><br />Introduction to Command Line Arguments 00:00:00<br />Target Architecture and Assumptions 00:00:04<br />Recap of Command Line Arguments 00:00:56<br />Accessing Arguments in Pure Assembly 00:01:47<br />Program Structure and Data Section 00:02:19<br />Stack Pointer and Argument Count 00:04:16<br />Accessing Argument Vector (argv) 00:07:14<br />Looping Through Arguments 00:12:16<br />Incrementing to Next Argument 00:16:45<br />Visualizing the Stack 00:19:24<br />Running the Program with Arguments 00:21:56<br />Conclusion and Call to Subscribe 00:23:48<br /><br />Thanks for watching!<br /><br />Find us on other social media here:<br />- https://www.NeuralLantern.com/social<br /><br />Please help support us!<br /><br />- Subscribing + Sharing on Social Media<br />- Leaving a comment or suggestion<br />- Subscribing to our Blog<br />- Watching the main "pinned" video of this channel for offers and extras
