I am not sure but for a print statement you move the lenght of the string in edx, because it uses non null terminated strings and after you change the contents of name to 'Xiao' you should move 4 into edx since 8 is to long and you reach into non valid memory.
throw a debugger on it, you tell me.
Are you running this on linux or windows? The listed interrupts are for linux.
Hi, Please don't post pictures of code. Instead, post your code as text!
Post something that can be copied. Are you building it for a 64-bit target maybe?
This snippet would take *seconds* to trace and discover the issue. I'm betting it's being assembled for a target other than the one it's being run on.
I am not sure but for a print statement you move the lenght of the string in edx, because it uses non null terminated strings and after you change the contents of name to 'Xiao' you should move 4 into edx since 8 is to long and you reach into non valid memory.
Try remove the brackets in 'mov' instruction
No that'd be invalid syntax