Understading assembly code created by gcc

I'm supposed to get the assembly code from some C file with -S switch and then perform some tasks with that code, saying where is the start and end of a function including comments on the asm file, identify the records or memory cells where the variables where saved, presente the structure and content of the stack an some other things...

However, I missed the classes where we were supposed to learn that, and was hoping if there is anyone where that could point me to some documents in the net, easy to understand that could help me out accomplishing these tasks.

If possible, in a few hours, cause I'm heading on a 2 day vacation to some place I don't have net and I was hoping to study a bit during these 2 days cause I have to submit the work until tuesday.

TIA

Start with really simple functions - like void foo ( void ); which does nothing.

Then add single statements....

Then add more functions....

> If possible, in a few hours
Perhaps the real lesson is learning to plan ahead?

>If possible, in a few hours, cause I'm heading on a 2 day vacation to
>some place I don't have net and I was hoping to study a bit during
>these 2 days cause I have to submit the work until tuesday.
Google a tutorial on GAS (the assembler GCC uses) and print it out.

http://www.ask.com/web?o=312&qsrc=6&...ming+Tutorials

http://www.programmersheaven.com/zone5/index.htm

there are also some free assemblers on progheav