.section .data
 .section .text
 .globl _start
_start:
nop # just to use the debugger gdb
 pushl $3                  #push second argument
 pushl $2                  #push first argument
 call adding
# here i used the return value of the first call of add function  pushed it on the stack
# then pushed  15 just to see if i can chain function like this 
myfunc( myfunc(arg1,arg2),15)); 
pushl %eax
pushl $15
call adding               #call the function
 movl %eax,%ebx                           #the result is in %ebx
 movl  $1, %eax             #exit (%ebx is returned)
 int   $0x80
 
.type adding, @function
adding:
 pushl %ebp            #save old base pointer
 movl %esp, %ebp       #make stack pointer the base pointer
 subl $4, %esp         #get room for our local storage
 movl 8(%ebp),%ebx # 1st arg
movl 12(%ebp),%eax # 2nd arg
movl %eax,-4(%ebp) # copy the first arg from eax to our local storage variable
addl %ebx,%eax # adding the copy of the 1st arg + the second arg itself
movl %eax,-4(%ebp) # putting the result back into eax
 movl %ebp, %esp   
 popl %ebp # poping the stack ( i need some help here cuz i don't know what happen to #the value in ebp after the pop instruction where will it go this value inside ebp
 ret # not know what happened here really
 

 movl %eax,-4(%ebp) # putting the result back into eax
 movl %ebp, %esp   
 popl %ebp          # poping the stack 
            # i need some help here cuz i don't know what happen to the
            # value in ebp after the pop instruction where will it go??
 ret   # not know what happened here really

 movl %eax,-4(%ebp) 
# putting the result back into the local var @ esp -4
movl %ebp, %esp   
popl %ebp     ret