Re: HDDs again #20117 (12/3/2003 1:04:10 AM) "Markus Humm" wrote in message news:3fccea67$0$17876$9b622d9e@news.freenet.de... > The HDD I first want to try the CHS version of my code will be a 773 MB > one and DOS won't matter,... zfysz(10)
Assembly beginner in need of some tips!2117 (12/1/2003 3:07:06 PM) Hi, I'm doing a degree which is one third computing, but am new to most programming. I've got to do the following program: 1. Two inputs: (a) Base (as a decimal number), can be 2, 8, 10 or 16. (b) A value, giv... ELLS_C
begginer question386 (11/28/2003 7:15:07 AM) Hi I am new to assembler i have the following DATASEG len DW 10 ;num of elemnts i want to print len: mov dx,[len] mov ah,2 int 21h how can i do it right? ... shoko2004
Clarify IN/OUT Port 202114 (12/1/2003 3:07:39 PM) Hello, I never used IN/OUT in any asm program so far. I am curious about port 0x20. Can someone give me tangible code and explanation about how useful is this port? Regards, Elias ... lallous
MASM Question892 (11/28/2003 11:05:20 PM) I think that it is very clear that MASM's version 6.14 or 6.15 is only the last. It is already obsolete. I am sorry that many programmers claim not to be obsolete. The fact is that Microsoft is no longer... Bryan
Re: HDDs again1104 (12/1/2003 2:16:53 PM) "Markus Humm" wrote in message news:3fca212f$0$26699$9b622d9e@news.freenet.de... > Hello! > > I'm still at my HDD wiping program and am still puzzling about CHS > geometry: if I do rea... zfysz(10)
Get the FAQs084 (12/1/2003 8:15:00 AM) Before posting technical questions please read the FAQ: http://www.faqs.org/faqs/by-newsgroup/comp/comp.lang.asm.x86.html You may also download a copy from: ftp://garbo.uwasa.fi/pc/doc-net/asm0004t.zip in ... clax86(20)
HDDs again1114 (11/30/2003 4:56:09 PM) Hello! I'm still at my HDD wiping program and am still puzzling about CHS geometry: if I do read out the geometry on an old laptop (my main PC has a 20 GB drive so it uses LBA which makes CHS quite useless a... Markus
Too Many Variables & Long Functions729 (11/30/2003 1:14:12 AM) I have been researching to compare x86 assembly language and C/C++ language. I have noticed that many programmers have put a huge of local variables inside the function that makes the function to grow bigg... nospam21(11322)
Easy question about preserving registers...577 (11/29/2003 4:20:36 PM) Hello all, quick question. I've been with the understanding i needed, or should preserve the registers in all my ASM 'subroutines'. It's kind of a force of habit now, however i got curious so i checked out what... FMorales