Reading note:
	At this point:  Chapters 1, 2, and 3

My spotify problem:
	AVX is now used in the UI on the spotify linux client

Assembly!
	x86 registers:
	General:  eax, ebx, ecx, edx
	Special:  
		edi (often an index)
		esp (stack pointer)
		ebp (base of stack)
		eip (instruction pointer)
		eflags (smaller/larger versions are compatible)
		There are more, but that's ok for now

Instructions so far:
	mov
	cmp
	conditional jumps (je, jle, etc)
	int

System call table:
	32-bit vs. 64-bit, go look up
	So we're writing 32-bit code
	What if we wanted to call write?
	Let's do it!  Finally, a hello world program!
	Reading from the user is a little more complicated

Alright, how specific is this program?
	It only works on x86 with 32-bit
	Does it only work on Linux?  Let's try FreeBSD!
		I'll have to explain the stack...
	Why mention it?
		I've been running all the CS311 examples on FreeBSD
		They work on other platforms too

Let's go take a look at Appendix E
	Since you're all coming from C++

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