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Is there an option to push a range of memory to the stack?
With foo resd x I can reserve x double words, whose addresses are consecutive.
Is there an option to push all the double words from address foo to address foo+(4*x) to the stack?
It depends on the CPU and you haven’t specified it (I’m guessing it’s x86 because
resdis nasm’s way to reserve memory and nasm is x86 only).There’s no x86 instruction that can push an arbitrary number of
(d/q)wordson the stack. You can push several of them one by one in a loop. Or you can reserve space on the stack (by subtracting from(e/r)sp) and then copy the data usingmovorrep movsb/w/d/q.