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* Executable code is usually stored in a multi-segment file format containing code, data, linking information (for shared object files/dynamically linked libraries), information on how the segments should be placed in memory, and so forth.
* On a modern Linux system, this is usually the [[Executable and Linkable Format]] (ELF). Other executable format include COFF (UEFI, Unix/Older Linux/Windows) and its derivative PE (Windows). See the [[Executable and Linkable Format]] page for a list of tools that can be used to analyze ELF files.
=== Week 5 - Class III ===
* Continuing on with [[6502 Assembly Language Math Lab|Lab 3]] and then start on the [[6502 Assembly Language String Lab]] (Lab 4)
=== Week 5 Deliverables ===
* Blog about [[6502 Assembly Language Math Lab|Lab 3]] and [[6502 Assembly Language String Lab|Lab 4]]
== Week 6 ==
Monday of Week 6 was the Thanksgiving Holiday (no Class I this week).
=== Week 6 - Class II ===
* Continue with [[6502 Assembly Language Math Lab|Lab 3]] and [[6502 Assembly Language String Lab|Lab 4]]
== Week 7 ==
=== Week 7 - Class I ===
==== Videos ====
* [https://web.microsoftstream.com/video/ba0bc202-6478-41b0-a792-c159a98b3e0a Week 7 Announcements]
Delayed due to technical issues:
* Introduction to x86_64 and AArch64
