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For which architechture? is that x86 asm?
consult your reference manual
we cant do much with the info you gave us
consult your reference manual
we cant do much with the info you gave us
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wat
this is pretty easy...
it's a 3 byte variable which contains a symbol (0x00CD, or a double-line similar to an equals sign used to make box-drawings in console applications), a space, and a null character.
to print this to the screen you would do something like
you should do some reading on assembly before you start asking questions like this, like this is pretty basic... learn about segment:offset, the stack, data and code segments, basic syntax, etc. first.
this is pretty easy...
it's a 3 byte variable which contains a symbol (0x00CD, or a double-line similar to an equals sign used to make box-drawings in console applications), a space, and a null character.
to print this to the screen you would do something like
asm Syntax (Toggle Plain Text)
you should do some reading on assembly before you start asking questions like this, like this is pretty basic... learn about segment:offset, the stack, data and code segments, basic syntax, etc. first.
Last edited by carson myers; Dec 8th, 2008 at 1:04 pm.
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