Thread: Operator definitions

What is the process responsible for writing and reading from memory? Basically I'm looking for the core process responsible for this, I'll try and be more clear: When an operator such as "=" is used what is the process and where may I find this process to take a look at the inner workings there of? When I use a variable in another function and output this variable to a file/stdout/etc., what is responsible for retrieving this variable and where may I find it to review the inner workings thereof?

okay...

int i;
i = 10;
printint(i);

/* goes a little something like this...No need to show you how to balance stack.
start:
mov i,10
push i
call printint
end start

proc printint
pop eax
// now i is here, in eax,
end proc
*/

O_o

What? That isn't even..what? I'm going to assume that's supposed to be assembly, albeit assembly with variables for registers, "end"/"proc"/other instructions that don't exist, and an unbalanced push/pop.

Also, even if it was correct code, how would demonstrating function calls be relevant?

cowell_theodore, that's precisely what I was needing to hear. Thank you.