Ready to dive into x86-64 assembly? This beginner-friendly video breaks down CPU registers like RAX, RBX, and more in Yasm assembly. Learn how to use general-purpose registers, respect the ABI to avoid debugging nightmares, and optimize code by minimizing RAM hits. We?ll cover callee-saved registers, function arguments, and why you shouldn?t mess with the stack pointer. Perfect for coders looking to master low-level programming. Grab the free book mentioned and subscribe for more assembly tips! #AssemblyProgramming #x86

Introduction to Registers 00:00:00
x86-64 Yasm Assembly 00:00:04
Recommended Book 00:00:09
Move Instruction Example 00:01:04
64-bit Registers Overview 00:01:52
General Purpose Registers 00:02:24
Two's Complement for Integers 00:03:37
Floating Point Registers Introduction 00:03:54
ABI Importance 00:04:55
Function Return Values 00:08:01
C++ to Assembly Translation 00:08:43
Avoiding System RAM 00:11:45
Optimizing with Registers 00:13:04
Callee Saved Registers 00:14:16
Preserving Registers with Push/Pop 00:16:40
Stack and Local Variables 00:22:00
Function Arguments in Registers 00:25:12
Stack Pointer and Base Pointer 00:31:29
Instruction Pointer (RIP) 00:36:30
Temporary Registers (R10, R11) 00:36:49
Accessing 32-bit Register Portions 00:38:29
Floating Point Registers Details 00:42:53
Conclusion and Call to Subscribe 00:45:35

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