In this video, I explore the basic idea of ABI (Application Binary Interface) using Zig as a practical example.
While building and testing small examples, I explain how ABI defines the low-level rules that allow different programs and languages to communicate at the binary level — including calling conventions, memory layout, and symbol linking.
This is also part of my journey to improve my English speaking skills, so you’ll see me learning and practicing while diving into low-level concepts.
If you're interested in Zig, systems programming, or understanding what really happens between compiled programs, this video is for you.
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