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This book is written to the Linux calling convention as stated early on.
Unfortunately, this means that even if you own an Apple Silicon machine,
which is AARCH64, you'd still need a Linux virtual machine.
which is AARCH64, you'd still need a Linux virtual machine.
This didn't sit well with some on reddit and rightfully so. We undertook
to develop a way of writing assembly code once and having it work on
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Apple requires that `x29` be kept as a valid stack frame pointer. The
frame pointer should always start out as equal to the stack pointer.
However, within the function, the stack pointer is free to change. The
frame pointer must remain fixed so that debuggers always know how to
frame pointer must remain fixed so that debuggers always know how to
find the initial stack *frame*.
To be Apple compatible, in addition to backing up `x30` also back up