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In Topic: Writing to Console in MASM
Posted 26 Sep 2012
GunnerInc, on 26 September 2012 - 03:14 PM, said:You do understand that using DOS interupts are a tremendous pain in the ass right? Code that uses DOS interupts will NOT work on modern OS's (anything newer than XP I believe) without an emulator, even then, not everything works correctly. You need to use and deal with segments, less memory, no way to easily do anything. Stick with using the Windows API functions. You don't need to use the Irvine library either, if you wanted to, you could look at the irvine source to see how it is done. Why do you want to go "backwards" if you are learning 32 bit Assembly?
Ralph Brown has an interupt list, you can find the link to his page here: http://www.dreaminco...etting-started/
No, I didn't understand actually
... I took a look at the library, and while I don't completely understand everything yet, I'm sure that it'll become more clear as i progress. Thanks!
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In Topic: DumpRegs unresolved
Posted 27 Aug 2012
Whoops, forgot to post that:
include Irvine32.inc .code main PROC mov eax,1000 mov ebx, 5 imul ebx call DumpRegs exit main ENDP END main
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In Topic: Difficulty in Language Transition
Posted 23 Aug 2012
Thanks! Your post was immensely helpful! I am reading the 6th edition. I'll definitely need to look at the documentation once I get a better grasp of assembly.Quote
Ok, that's what confused me a lot, since the equivalent c++ code defined them as local. Thanks again!In that snippet, Y is probably a parameter to the procedure the code is in, or it could be a "global" variable, an equate/define, it is hard to tell from that small snippet. One thing it is not, it is not a "local" variable. -
In Topic: program that checks if each uint8_t in a buffer is null (0x00) IN C
Posted 20 Aug 2012
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In Topic: Getting Input Using BufferedReader
Posted 20 Aug 2012
summer_breeze, on 20 August 2012 - 11:18 AM, said:Sample.java.10: error: non-static variable br cannot be referenced from a static context.
Just as the error message says, br cannot be referenced from a static context(from within static void main), as it isn't static.
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