Good point.
What is device independence?

I wouldn't say that a compiler is for convenience, I would say that it is necessary to compile source code. (:

How do you paint pixels in NASM, could someone tell me about it and mabey give me an example?

I think it's because it's not converting the characters from their ascii codes to their actual value, is this right?

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What that did is after I inputed "tom" into it, it waited for me to input another peice of text and then still said that I had entered 7, this is what it looks like:


Please enter something: tom...

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I am trying to make a program that prompts the user for input then outputs it to them(back to the good old days :D). It all works, except it doesn't output what the user inputs, it outputs a bunch of...

i don't know what my compiler uses :S

I ran your code and it doesn't do anything :(

This is my code, the same thing but without the functions:

[section .data]
hello: db 'Hello world!', 10, 0 ;15 bytes
nl: db ' ', 10, 0 ...

my gcc port is DJGPP i think
how do i adjust the stack?

ok, sorry, here is my code again that still doesn't work:


[section .data ]
hello: db 'Hello, world!',10,0

[section .text ]
global _main
extern _printf
.start

This is now my code:

[section .bss ]
name: resb 64

[section .start]
global _main, _print_nl, _print_msg, _return
extern _printf, _read
_main:
push msg

Can someone please help me?

I am doing Narue's Introduction to Assembly, and when I run my program, nothing happens.

This is my code:

[section .data]
hello: db 'Hello, world!', 10, 0 ;15 bytes
nl: db ' ', 10, 0 ;3...

Can someone help me?

Download the PDF here:
http://www.daniweb.com/forums/thread41309.html
It is really good.

I am doing Narue's Introduction to Assembly, and when I run my program, nothing happens.

This is my code:

[section .data]
hello: db 'Hello, world!', 10, 0

[section .text]
global _main...

Now I get this error:
c:/program files/gcc/tmp/cceR7rQK.o:driver.c:(.text+0x12):undefined reference to '_asm_main'
collect2: 1d returned 1 exit status


any help would be appreciated

I gave it a full path and it worked, thank you

My asm file and the asm_io.inc file are in the same folder, now i changed it to %include 'asm_io.inc' and it still gave me the same error

I'm using NASM.
What do you mean by
"working path is usually where the project is located, not the source files. See if you can add the includes folder to the project!"

I am doing a tutorial on Assembly, and I have ran into this error:
fatal: Unable to open include file "includes/asm_io.inc"

Here is my code:

%include "includes\asm_io.inc"
MOV EAX, 3 ...

When I try to assemble this code:


%include "asm_io.inc"
%define SIZE 100 ;#define SIZE 100
MOV SIZE, eax ;eax = SIZE

CALL print_int, SIZE ;std::cout << eax

I commented the c++...