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My homework assignment is to convert this c++ code into assembly. Here is the code
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  1. void maxInt (int xVal, int yVal, int& big)
  2. {
  3.      big = xVal;
  4.      if ( big < yVal )
  5.           big = yVal;
  6.      return;
  7. }
I have successfully created a program that will find the larger integer and return it, but we have to use the STDCALL technique. I am not real sure on how to do that. Would I push xVal, yVal, and big on the stack, then call maxInt? The code I have now just stores the entered integers in xVal and yVal and uses eax to do all my cmp's and everything and I don't push or pop anything on the stack. Here is my code. I use the Irvine routine that came with my book but everything is pretty self explanitory if you aren't familiar with these. Any help or pointers would be greatly appreciated.
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  1. INCLUDE Irvine32.inc
  2. .data
  3.  
  4. xVal		DWORD	?
  5. yVal		DWORD	?
  6.  
  7. Message BYTE "Enter each integer on sepatate line. Enter -9999 for both to quit.",0dh,0ah,0
  8. MessageE BYTE "Integers are equal.",0
  9. MessageB BYTE "The larger integer was: ",0
  10.  
  11. .code
  12. main PROC
  13. 	mov	 edx,OFFSET Message
  14. 	call WriteString
  15. 	call	ReadInt				; Enter first integer
  16. 	mov	xVal,eax				; Stores the first value in xVal
  17. 	call	ReadInt				; Enter second integer
  18. 	mov	yVal,eax				; Stores the second value in yVal
  19. 	call	maxInt				; Calls the maxInt PROC
  20. 	call crlf					; Carriage return line feed
  21. 	call main					; Goes back to main
  22.  
  23. main ENDP
  24.  
  25. ;---------------------------------------------------------------
  26. maxInt PROC
  27. ;
  28. ; Calculates and returns the larger of the two integers entered by
  29. ; the user.
  30. ;
  31. ; Receives:	xVal, yVal, the two integers
  32. ; Returns:	eax
  33. ;---------------------------------------------------------------
  34.  
  35. 	mov	eax,xVal				; Moves xVal to eax
  36. 	cmp	yVal,eax				; Compares yVal to eax
  37. 	je	L1					; Jumps to L1 if equal
  38. 	jg	L3					; Jumps to L3 if eax > yVal
  39. 	jl	L4					; Jumps to L4 if eax < yVal
  40.  
  41. L1:	cmp	eax,-9999				; Compares -9999 to eax
  42. 	jne	L2					; Jumps to L2 if eax does not equal -9999
  43. 	exit						; Exits program if eax equals -9999
  44.  
  45. L2:	mov	 edx,OFFSET MessageE
  46. 	call	WriteString
  47. 	ret						; Returns back to main
  48.  
  49. L3:	mov eax,yVal				; Moves the larger integer(yVal) to eax
  50. 	jmp L4					; Jumps to L4
  51.  
  52. L4:	mov	 edx,OFFSET MessageB
  53. 	call WriteString
  54. 	call	WriteInt				; Displays the larger integer
  55. 	ret						; Returns back to main
  56.  
  57. maxInt ENDP					; Ends maxInt PROC
  58.  
  59. END main
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;Hi.
;Actually why did you compare eax with -9999 ?
cmp eax,-9999 ;?
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;stdcall is pushing on the stack values in the opposite order:
push val2
push val1
call myfunc
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Entering -9999 for both ends the program. Ok, I think I understand whats goin on now. I'll try that and see what happens.
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Dec 7th, 2008
Not to be nit-picky, but void really don't have a "return".
And since maxInt never really had an input, perhaps there should
be two functions since maxInt just checks the comparisons.

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  1. bool maxInt(int, int, int&)
  2. {
  3.     ...return true if x and y have a diffrence...
  4. }
  5.  
  6. void printInt(int x, int y, int big)
  7. {
  8.     if(x == -9999) { ...set kill signal... }
  9.  
  10.     bool difference = maxInt(x, y, big);
  11.     if(!diffrence) { cout << "They were the same" << endl; }
  12.     else
  13.     {
  14.        cout << "Big is: " << big << endl;
  15.     }
  16. }

I suppose it doesn't matter if you have it all in one function or not. Personal preference in design.
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Is the right? I'm using the push and everything. I'm still not using all the variable though(xVal, yVal, and &big). How would I incorporate those into my program?
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  1. INCLUDE Irvine32.inc
  2. .data
  3.  
  4. xVal	DWORD	?
  5. yVal	DWORD	?
  6. big	DWORD	?
  7.  
  8. Message BYTE "Enter each integer on sepatate line. Enter -9999 for both to quit.",0dh,0ah,0
  9. MessageE BYTE "Integers are equal.",0
  10. MessageB BYTE "The larger integer was: ",0
  11.  
  12. .code
  13. main PROC
  14. 	mov	edx,OFFSET Message
  15. 	call WriteString
  16. 	call	ReadInt				; Enter first integer
  17. 	mov	xVal,eax				
  18. 	call	ReadInt				; Enter second integer
  19. 	mov	yVal,eax
  20. 	push yVal
  21. 	push xVal
  22. 	call	maxInt				; Calls the maxInt PROC
  23. 	call crlf					; Carriage return line feed
  24. 	call main					; Goes back to main
  25.  
  26. main ENDP
  27.  
  28. ;---------------------------------------------------------------
  29. maxInt PROC
  30. ;
  31. ; Calculates and returns the larger of the two integers entered by
  32. ; the user.
  33. ;
  34. ; Receives:	xVal, yVal, the two integers
  35. ; Returns:	eax
  36. ;---------------------------------------------------------------
  37.  
  38. 	push	ebp
  39. 	mov	ebp,esp				; Base of stack frame
  40. 	mov	eax,[ebp + 12]			; second integer
  41. 	mov	yVal,eax
  42. 	mov	eax,[ebp + 8]			; first integer
  43. 	cmp	yVal,eax
  44. 	jg	L1
  45. 	jl	L5
  46. 	je	L3
  47.  
  48. L1:	mov	eax,yVal
  49. 	jmp	L5
  50.  
  51. L3:	cmp	eax,-9999
  52. 	jne	L4
  53. 	exit
  54.  
  55. L4:	mov	edx,OFFSET messageE
  56. 	call	WriteString
  57. 	pop	ebp
  58. 	ret	8
  59.  
  60. L5:	mov	edx,OFFSET messageB
  61. 	call WriteString
  62. 	call	WriteInt
  63. 	pop	ebp
  64. 	ret	8
  65.  
  66. maxInt ENDP					; Ends maxInt PROC
  67.  
  68. END main
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Assembly Syntax (Toggle Plain Text) 
  1. INCLUDE Irvine32.inc
  2. maxInt proto xVal:DWORD, yVal:DWORD
  3. ;.....................
  4. push 2 ; yVal
  5. push 3 ; xVal
  6. call maxInt
  7. ;.....................
  8. maxInt proc xVal:DWORD, yVal:DWORD
  9.      mov eax, xVal
  10.      cmp eax, yVal
  11.      jl lbl1
  12.      jg lbl2
  13.      cmp eax, -9999
  14.      jne lbl3
  15.      ;exit
  16.      lbl3:
  17.      ;they are equal
  18.      ;exit
  19.      lbl1:
  20.      ;yVal more
  21.      ;exit
  22.      lbl2:
  23.      ;xVal more
  24.      ;exit
  25. maxInt endp
;didnt try must work.
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Assembly Syntax (Toggle Plain Text) 
  1. INCLUDE Irvine32.inc
  2. maxInt proto xVal:DWORD, yVal:DWORD
  3. ;.....................
  4. push 2 ; yVal
  5. push 3 ; xVal
  6. call maxInt
  7. ;.....................
  8. maxInt proc xVal:DWORD, yVal:DWORD
  9.      mov eax, xVal
  10.      cmp eax, yVal
  11.      jl lbl1
  12.      jg lbl2
  13.      cmp eax, -9999
  14.      jne lbl3
  15.      ;exit
  16.      lbl3:
  17.      ;they are equal
  18.      ;exit
  19.      lbl1:
  20.      ;yVal more
  21.      ;exit
  22.      lbl2:
  23.      ;xVal more
  24.      ;exit
  25. maxInt endp
;didnt try must work.
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