Priceless, dude. Priceless.

thanks for the lulz

ahahah. that's funny.

oh wait.... you're serious aren't you?

i'm not one to brag, but let me refer you to Post #4 (http://www.daniweb.com/forums/post873337-4.html)


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as opposed to the fake code we've been handing out so far?

look, how about you just give me your instructor's email address. then i'll create the program, document the source code, validate the...

pathetic

ORG (or sometimes, ".ORG" ) is an assembler directive.

assembler directives do not get translated into an instruction.

directives tell assembler *how* to assemble the source code into...

ORG declares the starting address where the code will be located in memory.

im just saying theres a difference between asking specific questions and dumping 1000 lines of assembly code and saying "hay guys, whats this do?"

gah. you're right. he is a sadist.

i'm going to apologetically back out of this now. I'm too far removed from assembly these days to be of any help. its been 5 years since i took it in...

i'm sorry, i totally misunderstood the question. forget everything i wrote. this is not that unusual after all.

do you have any more information about this problem?

youre crazy if you think anyone is going to try and read that mess.

you need to formulate some kind of a coherent question about what you're trying to do with this guy's code.

this is about the weirdest homework question ive ever come across..

XOR is the only two-way function so could only be the possible answer.

but thats a ridiculous way to handle addressing. ...