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 | Hello, I'm really starting in Assembly, but i want to know if it's possible to develop for ARM devices like those who run Windows CE, because i have an Jornada 720 and i want to develop to it, i'm already a Java developer, but Assembly will be another language that … |
| | Hi! I've started to write my kernel in assembly but I think its far too complicated! Instead I would like to try to write it in C/C++. I'm new to these languages but i've written alot in VB and C# so I don't think it's going to be too hard …  |
 | I have the address of the first byte of an array, the address of the array +4 would get me the address of the fifth byte, the address of the array +0 would get me the address of the first byte. For example: [code] arr db 1,2,3,4,5 mov bx,offset arr …  |
| | could any one tell me is ax bx 8 or 16 bits cuz i am gettin crazy |
| | hi all i have some homework that i cant finish cuz i dont know how to print it the way my teacher wants it.. here's the thing *Print this in debugger [CODE] hello . . . 25 times[/CODE] in the right of the screen.... this is what i have so … |
| | i am oufa from egypt i am making an assembly project of an elevator i want to display my result on 7 segment could any one help me |
| | Some 16-bit stuff... A segment address is bit shifted to the left by four bits to form a 20-bit physical address and a 16-bit offset is added to the result to index into a segment. So 1234:0100 would create the physical address 12440 Is this correct??????????? |
| | [code];Fail to add ← function,why? WINWIDTH=60 WINTOP=10 WINLEFT=10 WINBOTTOM=20 WINRIGHT=WINLEFT+WINWIDTH-1 COLOR=54H PAGEN=0 CTRL_C=03H CSEG SEGMENT ASSUME CS:CSEG START: MOV AL,PAGEN MOV AH,5 INT 10H ; MOV CH,WINTOP MOV CL,WINLEFT MOV DH,WINBOTTOM MOV DL,WINRIGHT MOV BH,COLOR MOV AL,0 MOV AH,6 INT 10H ; MOV BH,PAGEN MOV DH,WINTOP MOV DL,WINLEFT MOV AH,2 … |
| | DATA segment produ1 dw 4 dup(0) produ2 dw 4 dup(0) produ3 dw 4 dup(0) produ4 dw 3000h dup(0) produ5 dw 3000h dup(0) r=181 x=300 y=240 DATA ends code segment assume cs:code,ds:DATA [code]start: mov bx,505fh mov ax,4f02h int 10h mov ax,DATA mov ds,ax mov si,0 mov cx,x-r mov dx,y mov al,02 … |
| | Hello guys... I was browsing the net for the whole day to find the 'PHASES OF COMPILATION ON COMPILERS AND INTERPRETERS' but i can't search any appropriate answer. maybe it's time to ask for your help guys... please help me on this. thank you very much and more power to …  |
| | compile using A86 assembler however you can adapt it for any other one easily... It just draws out a 3D like shape. It was annoying to get the angles right but suggestions on improvement to code is appreciated. :) Adequately commented so it is understandable not fully as it is … |
| | hello, im new in assembly language and i definitely want to learn it. so i read some stuff about it and now i want to write some code by myself, but i dont know which software or whatever i have to use. im on a mac (10.4.11, intel), so i … |
| | Hello, I'm learning Assembly and i want to know the tools that the other persons use to develop, things like: Nasm, emu8086, WinHex... All the things that you use that are related with Assembly and what the do. Only for improve my tools and my learning. Thanks, Nathan Paulino Campos |
| | can someone show me how to display the system time ? |
| | Hello, I'm developing an simple OS, as you can see in my previous posts, but now i have a file that is too big for the boot sector(510 bytes), then i want to split it in two files, one that will be in the boot sector of the floppy and … |
| | Hello, I'm trying to write my OS to an floppy disk, but when i try to boot up, Bochs says that i don't have any OS on that floppy, here is the command that i'm using to write: #1 Try: [code]C:\Assembly> DEBUG os.asm -w 100 0 0 1 -q[/code] #2 … |
| | whats wrong with my code? .model small .stack .data buffer db 10,?, 10 dup(' ') .code main proc mov dx, offset buffer mov ah, 0ah int 21h xor bx,bx mov bl, buffer[1] mov buffer[bx+2], '$' mov dx, offset buffer + 2 mov ah,09 int 21h ret mov ah,4ch int 21h … |
 | If you've ever had the (un)fortunate experience of having to work closely with a lawyer, you know that their profession seems to have it's own language. In fact, there are actually courses in law school that teach future attourneys to speak this strange mish-mash of English, French, Latin, and Greek. … |
 | A couple of years ago, I thought I would never have seen an "Intel Inside" sticker on Apple hardware. Looking at the news today, I was surprised at the revelation that Intel Macintosh hardware can now run Win XP SP 2! Somebody please check if hell froze over. WOW. Go … |
| | First it is in RosAsm style. Sorry I am addicted to its simplicity of use. The Proc is called from Dialog initiation [CODE] [Counter:D$ 0] ; Call for the first ToolTip Call SetTTip D$hdlg, ; H Dialog Handle of Dialog or Window 1, ; Tool tip number ID 1, ; … |
| | This is a very simple program that uses text mode to display a boucing "ball." The ball is just a character that moves across the screen, erasing all in its path. It is coded to work like a screensaver, so the program ends when any key is hit. NOTE: I … |
| | I use GetTickCount in a lot of my applications, so I built this snippet to convert to hours minutes and seconds. Leading extraneous data is excluded from output. |
| | User can enter an ascii string of up to 48 characters consisting of 1's or 0's, with randomly interspersed whitespace. IE: [B]1011111001011110 [/B]will be evaulated equally to [B][1011][111....cc001cccx01 111hhhh0 [/B]Algorithm parses from right to left so will be truncated at 16 position Purpose is to give all those still programming … |
 | [LEFT]This is a program I wrote for my x86 assembly class which revolves a "roulette wheel" around. Wait about a minute and it will eventually slow down to a stop. It uses Irvine32.inc which came with the textbook.[/LEFT] |
| | This is a program I wrote for my x86 assembly class which bounces an ASCII ball across the screen. It uses Irvine32.inc which came with the textbook. |
 | FASM can output an executable PE directly, but sometimes you want to output an object file for linking with modules in other languages. The following program can be used to link with the C library of the GCC compiler with the following commands: C:\>fasm hello.asm hello.obj C:\>gcc hello.obj -o hello.exe … |
| | Some languages are hard to get started in. FASM appears to be one of these languages because the documentation is not detailed enough for a beginner. That's a shame because FASM is (in my opinion) one of the better assemblers. The following snippet is a simple Hello, world! program which … |
| | There are numerous calls to Win32 API that return detailed information as to failure via GetLastError (). I've devised a method by which to get the textual information corresponding to error and the address of the call that caused the violation. If GetLastError () returns null, then it can serve … |
 | A test program that will call the PROC findGCD, passing in the integer values input by the user and then it will display the results to the screen. |
| | A program that will test the Nonrecursive Factorial procedure using a value passed in by the program user and will also do a time comparision of the Nonrecursive and Recursive Factorial functions. |
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