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you know folks and welcome to another tutorial back to assembly thank goodness okay so today weamp;#39;re going to be having a look at the Assembly version are we going to be planning the Assembly version of our adjust brightness algorithm but first thereamp;#39;s a couple of things that I want to go through and this first one is just a just a convention and itamp;#39;s itamp;#39;s all about which registers we should save whenever we make an assembly function so this is not actually assembly this is just programmers have decided this to try and make things easier but if youamp;#39;re going to be using registers in a particular procedure thereamp;#39;s a custom to or between the caller and the callee of the procedure as to which registers are scratch or in other words changeable and which registers should be the same by the time you return so the scratch registers are ax CX DX 8 through to 11 then the floating-point registers are all scratched so thatamp;#39;s este 0 3 2 st 7 we