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<code>
void foo()
{
   char buffer[] = "A";
   printf("%s\r\n", buffer);
}
</code>

Which translates to something like:

<code>

<br><br>

section .data

   <span style="color: green">; data aligned on a 4 byte boundary.</span>
   buffer    db 'A', 0, 0, 0          
   mxyzptlk  db "%s\r\n", 0, 0, 0, 0

section .text

_foo:
   <span style="color: green">; Storing general registers for good measure.</span>
   pushaw

   <span style="color: green">; pushing arguments from right to left.</span>
   push dword buffer
   push dword mxyzptlk
   <br>

   <span style="color: green">; calling the extern function.</span>
   call _printf
   <br>

   <span style="color: green">; Cleaning up the stack</span>
   add esp, 8
   <br>

</code>

which again translates to some mumbo jumbo machinecode

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