WHAT IS THIS?

This is the final and relatively "basic" proyect for
a university class about assembly programing.
This project works only if you have:

• GDB
• Any c compiler (we used gcc)
• NASM
• It works on emulated architecture i386 x86.
• It has been tested on Ubuntu and ArchLinux.

You can use this code for your personal use, but please mention at least one of the collaborators on this project.

Colaborators:
Andrew
Eriarer (me)
Gerardo
Leonardo
Mariana

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HOT TO COMPILE

If you are using VSCode you can use a task we programmed
to run easaly the code. With the help of a simple extension
called Tasks a button called "create nasm" will appear at the end of your
screen. You can click it and it will run.

If you dont use VSCode you cant run it following the next commands:

• cd ${fileDirname}
• nasm -f elf32 ${fileBasename} -g -F dwarf
• gcc -m32 ${fileBasenameNoExtension}.o printAnswer.c -o ${fileBasenameNoExtension} -no-pie
• ./${fileBasenameNoExtension}

Or just simply go to the .asm file directory
and excecute the next commands:

• nasm -f elf32 NPI.asm -g -G dwarf
• gcc -m32 NPI.o printAnswer.c -o NPI -no-pie
• ./NPI

That's all, thank you :D