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how to show PC clock in the screen using TASM
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see int 21, function 5700 and 5701. to get current date/time
Once you get that, then learn how to convert the data in the registers to human readable form. If you read some of the other threads here there are example of how to do that.
Once you get that, then learn how to convert the data in the registers to human readable form. If you read some of the other threads here there are example of how to do that.
Don't PM me with questions -- you might get a nasty PM in response. If you have a question then post it in one of the forums.
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HI EVERY ONE
I want TASM code to show the real time in the screen in a sample way
thanks :-|
http://www.cet.com/~jvahn/80xfiles.html
while (CPU is present) {some assembly required}
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Thank you very much, I really get new concepts about the interrupts
Since you replayed, I have tried many times but I get errors in every time
Because the pages you gave me about MSAM
I want the code with tasm since that it is the only I know
I am beginner
At least I want the code to convert from hex to dec also how to show the result on the screen
Any help I would appreciate
Your forum is the only one that gives me an answer
Thank you
Since you replayed, I have tried many times but I get errors in every time
Because the pages you gave me about MSAM
I want the code with tasm since that it is the only I know
I am beginner
At least I want the code to convert from hex to dec also how to show the result on the screen
Any help I would appreciate
Your forum is the only one that gives me an answer
Thank you
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Thank you very much, I really get new concepts about the interrupts
Since you replayed, I have tried many times but I get errors in every time
Because the pages you gave me about MSAM
I want the code with tasm since that it is the only I know
I am beginner
At least I want the code to convert from hex to dec also how to show the result on the screen
Any help I would appreciate
Your forum is the only one that gives me an answer
Thank you
I believe task has a command-line switch you can set that will make it correctly interpret masm code. Its been too many years since I used it and don't recall what it is. And there isn't really all that much difference between tasm and masm, you should be able to easily interpret them youself anyway. 80x88 code is the same with all assmeblers.
Don't PM me with questions -- you might get a nasty PM in response. If you have a question then post it in one of the forums.
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