基于YASM/NASM构建64位Windows极小可执行文件并扩展多函数调用

Below are the core Markdown formatting conventions, with practical examples for each:

Headings #

Use number signs (#) at the start of a line to define heading levels:

• Level 1: # Main Heading → # Main Heading
• Level 2: ## Subheading → ## Subheading
• Level 3: ### Sub-subheading → ### Sub-subheading

Unordered Lists #

Start each item with a dash (-):

• First list entry
• Second list entry
• Third list entry
  • Indent to create sub-items
  • Another sub-item

Text Emphasis #

Wrap text with asterisks (*) to add emphasis:

• Italic: *Italicized text* → Italicized text
• Bold: **Bolded text** → Bolded text

Code & Commands #

Surround code snippets or terminal commands with backticks (`):

• Inline code: print("Hello")
• Multi-line code block (use three backticks):

  def add(a, b):
      return a + b
  

Quoted Text #

Prefix lines with a greater than sign (>) to create blockquotes:

This is a blockquote example.
It can span multiple lines.

Links #

Format links using the structure [Link Display Text](Target URL):

• Example syntax: [Your Link Text](https://example-url.com)

Images #

Format images using the structure ![Alt Text](Image URL):

• Example syntax: ![Descriptive Alt Text](https://example-image-url.com)

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