2,888 Topics

Member Avatar for
Member Avatar for NotNull

Give me convience or give me death! The would-be programmer is introduced in some way to what could be compared to a CS101 course. He is taught about algorithms, variables, procedures, recursive functions, data structures and arrays. One of the fundamental steps for any program development is ease of program …

Member Avatar for NotNull
0
145
Member Avatar for scriptkiddy

I am having trouble with the following script: [code] .386 .model flat, stdcall option casemap:none include \masm32\include\windows.inc include \masm32\include\kernel32.inc include \masm32\include\user32.inc includelib \masm32\lib\kernel32.lib includelib \masm32\lib\user32.lib ;adding all my libs .data nsv db "APPDATA", 0 ;i want to use this in getenv(); fnsv db 260 dUP(0) ; char fnsv[260]; ffn db …

Member Avatar for scriptkiddy
0
212
Member Avatar for magava

Hi.The following program shows switching from RM to PM and back.At the end it has to print "Hello".The problem is it doesn't show the message. Can anybody help me.Thank you. P.S. For compilation use these commands: tasm /m name.asm tlink /x /3 name.asm Here is my code [CODE].386p data segment …

Member Avatar for NotNull
-1
424
Member Avatar for Zege

We are currently using assembly language in one of my classes. I have to write a loop that adds up numbers and takes the sum, however at the end of the loop (when a user types in a negative number) it is supposed to start over... My problem is I …

0
42
Member Avatar for scriptkiddy

Hi, how is this done in assembly? [CODE=c++] ofstream writer("settings.ini"); writer << "launch: 1" ifstream reader("settings.ini") char buffer[MAX_PATH]; reader.getline(buffer, MAX_PATH); HANDLE hFile = CreateFileA(StubPath,GENERIC_WRITE,0,0,OPEN_EXISTING,FILE_ATTRIBUTE_NORMAL,0); memset(&overL, 0, sizeof(overL)); overL.Offset = 0xffffffff; //end of file overL.OffsetHigh = -1; WriteFile(hFile, Settings, strlen(Settings), &dwBytesWritten, &overL); CloseHandle(hFile);[/CODE] How would I split a string in assembly? …

Member Avatar for NotNull
0
1K
Member Avatar for lacompsr

The aim of the program was to Write a short assembly language program which creates a divide by zero trap and modify the isr so that you change the error message that the isr issues. stepintr.asm << the sample isr << built in system trap message he said. stepintr.asm contains …

Member Avatar for NotNull
0
156
Member Avatar for Neablis

Im writing a project in mips, and i load a bunch of inputs into memory. when i read them back out there in the same order except for the zero which ALWAYS get moved to the end of the array. I literally load the values straight into memory after reading …

0
52
Member Avatar for Tight_Coder_Ex

This procedure dispatches application defined event handlers and alternately executes default process for both standard or sub/super classed windows. Map is defined as follows. In most cases I define this table in .data, but in can be in .const also. I choose writeable memory as application can redefine characteristics. [code] …

0
747
Member Avatar for idlackage

I'm supposed to get a 4-digit number from the user, convert it to binary (and hex), then print it out. I have absolutely no idea where to start. I know the algorithm; taking the number, diving it by 2, repeat until the number reaches 0 and the remainders of everything …

Member Avatar for dan63043
0
172
Member Avatar for functionalCode

I have been searching and can't quite find how to call a C++ library function from masm. I would like to be able to call printf and system. Can anyone point me in the right direction? Thanks

Member Avatar for ov3rcl0ck
0
93
Member Avatar for Samran

Hi, I hope I'll get the answer here. Please tell me why do we divide by 32, when using the timer for serial communication to calculate the baud rate? Thanks,

Member Avatar for Colin Mac
0
97
Member Avatar for borland7

please help me iam new in programming and had just joined it so how can i begib? i need to be professional in it< thanx

Member Avatar for thines01
0
34
Member Avatar for Alex_

Hey guys. I am trying to print different messages in dependency of what char you press. In my case i use, F1,F2,F3, escape. The problem is that the first message is printed again after a char input is read, which it shouldn't! This is my code, please tell me where …

Member Avatar for Alex_
0
112
Member Avatar for SapAuthor

Hey all, i'm really confused what the heck is going on my program. It is a simple program that loops through an array of ints and finds the minimum. Here's the snippet of the code: [CODE]loopBody: mov bh, [edx][esi] ;Assigns element to bh to compare. cmp bh, bl ; loops …

0
53
Member Avatar for namour84

I am writing a program to calculate how many times the hex decimal number 1ED used between memory locations 0400H and 07FFH and store the result in A ( for 8085) so my solution is : [B]MVI C,00H LXI H,0400H LXI B,03FFH MVI A,1EDH LOOP :CMP M INX H JNZ …

0
66
Member Avatar for Evenbit

[i]Taking the "fright" out of Opcodes and Hex-numbers.[/i] High Level Assembly (HLA) is a modern [b]assembler[/b] + [b]standard library[/b] package that allows a programmer to ease his way toward ASM coding by leveraging concepts already learned from typical high-level languages. By using HLA, one can investigate and play with a …

Member Avatar for borland7
0
344
Member Avatar for Fong~

Can anyone tell me what the assembly type for bottom assembly program? #DEFINE PAGE0 BCF $03,5 #DEFINE PAGE1 BSF $03,5 INDF: .EQU $00 ;page 0, 1, 2, 3 TMR0: .EQU $01 ;page 0, 2 OPTION: .EQU $01 ;page 1, 3 PCL: .EQU $02 ;page 0, 1, 2, 3 STATUS: .EQU …

Member Avatar for Fong~
0
290
Member Avatar for nateuni

Hi, I am just finishing up a semester at Uni that touched on Assembly with the LC-3 (Limited to around 16 instructions). I would like to look more into assembly. Specifically getting a better grasp on assembly opcodes (their purpose), and how they map to HL processes. As opcodes like …

Member Avatar for Evenbit
0
133
Member Avatar for bethesda

When I do this: [CODE]la $a1, 9($t1)[/CODE] the code works, but when I do this: [CODE]marker: .word 9 la $a1, marker($t1)[/CODE] The code doesn't work.... I don't understand why....?

Member Avatar for bethesda
0
86
Member Avatar for Goalatio

Hey guys, I am on the Windows OS using NASM16, and I'd like to know how to set the system time.. Code so far: [CODE][org 0100h] ;COM format %include "Lib_1\Lib1.asm" ;settime Hour minute second date month year ;settime "6" "35" "00" "06" "01" "09" ;-------------------- ;Lib1.asm ;string - Displays a …

0
79
Member Avatar for bethesda

Hi! First of all, I'm new to this, so I apologise in advance if this is a really simple thing... I am trying to write a code in assembly MIPS, in wich the program asks the user for the name of a file where it will read the text on …

0
86
Member Avatar for ovidiu82

I am trying to do this: z=(5*a-b/7)/(3/b+a*a) in assembly code and I keep getting some errors. Here is the code & the errs. [CODE] assume cs:code,ds:data data segment a dw 5 b dw 6 z dw 10 intermed dw ? rez db ? data ends code segment start: mov ax,data …

Member Avatar for gusano79
0
749
Member Avatar for bees1

This is an example program that I am studying so that i can make my own mixed mode assembly/C program. I am having trouble understanding on the assembly code, why I have to push SI twice at different times and only pop it out once. Also why push and pop …

Member Avatar for mathematician
0
151
Member Avatar for RobBrown

I am having a hard time getting my program to execute correctly. it is supposed to take two numbers entered by the user store them in an array, and reverse the array so when added they display correctly. i am to get the numbers using a procedure two seperate times, …

Member Avatar for NotNull
0
170
Member Avatar for jetamay

[QUOTE] ; Source name : EAT.ASM ; Executable name : EAT.COM ; Code model: : Real mode flat model ; Version : 1.0 ; Created date : 6/4/1999 ; Last update : 9/10/1999 ; Author : Jeff Duntemann ; Description : A simple example of a DOS .COM file programmed …

Member Avatar for Goalatio
0
162
Member Avatar for surfer2009

; this code gereates maximum factorial of 8 decimal ; since, A is a 16-bit register and can hold max value of ;65535 dec (255h). ; MOV A,#8d ; value for the factorial (1-8max) MOV B,A ; B=A MOV C,#1d ; C=1 here: ; LOOP SUB B,C ; B-1 MUL …

Member Avatar for NotNull
0
149
Member Avatar for HypnotiqBIG

Hi, I have an assignment where i have to write a C and assembly mixed-mode program. [LIST=1] [*]The c program takes in two characters which stand for two hex characters. [*]The assembly procedure then passes each character in turn to a C function which determines if the character is a …

Member Avatar for HypnotiqBIG
0
219
Member Avatar for dylank

Hi, I was using C++ to try to write objects to the screen, and decided to try this in a lower level language. I have searched the web and found some sample code: [CODE] name "vga" ; this program draws a tiny rectangle in vga mode. org 100h jmp code …

Member Avatar for dylank
0
175
Member Avatar for RayvenHawk

To be upfront and all, this is indeed a homework assignment. But I'm not looking for anyone to write the code I need just help me with a few functions I'm needing to use (the book is VERY vague on how to use these instructions). Assignment is open an encrypted …

Member Avatar for dan63043
0
138
Member Avatar for fitztho

I am looking to use a string to call a variable in assembly I have the following: [code] msg_0 db "Random phrase",10,0 msg_1 db "Another Random Phrase",10 ...(more messages) msg_11 db "Final Random Message",10,0 msgIndex db "msg_%d",0 [/code] then have the program push msgIndex and a random number to print …

0
79

The End.