Posts by Assembly Guy

For me, it's normally a lot of coffee cups surrounding the computer...

I don't write code with bugs in it... I merely include a few unintentional features -- Adam Hyde

Thanks

Hmm.. I am using a proxy server... Oh well, just so long as it doesn't happen often - this is the first time that it's happened to me anyway.

You can't compare football to (football) soccer. American football is very violence. I still like baseball more than football, basketball, hockey. I like Soccer it's once every 4 years World Cup.

Learn to accept that in many parts of the world, people call it football, I guess. We also spell neighbour, colour, flavour and a bunch of other words with a 'U' like they were originally spelt before Webster tried to change English.

Yes, very, very stressful. It took me quite a while. All of the function names were gone of course, so I had to read through all of the code (which was to be sorted into different source files, but was amalgamated when compiled) and figure out where functions started and finished.
Along with that, all of the comments were lost, so I had to go through commenting all of the code so it made sense again.

A few weeks later, I was done ^_^

To be more efficient, you could move the cursor to the right position without wasting CPU ticks printing the spaces.

Perhaps if neither Debian Wheezy nor Mint please you, it's time to search for another distro. I use Arch, but it's all down to personal preference, really.

How did that triple post happen?

I happily use the Squid proxy server to share my internet connection for my web browsers, FTP clients and a bunch of other protocols. But remember that this solution would only allow programs that support the use of a proxy server to connect - most online gaming etc. probably wouldn't work.

Thanks, it feels good to feel welcomed!

What one believes should be kept to themselves and one should not get hostile over another person's belief

I understand entirely. I live in New Zealand, and by our very nature, we don't give a care in the world about someone's religion, colour or anything. We just aren't 'in your face' about anything. I'm athiest and most of my friends are Christian, but I couldn't care less. One of my athiest friends is the only person in her family who's not Hindi, but they don't care.

And that's a fair point about heaven. Hey, perhaps heaven only occupies some other dimensions which we, at the moment, can't percieve, but when we 'die', perhaps we actually become unable to experience the dimensions we're in now, but become able to experience the dimensions that heaven occupies...? Makes you think...

Losing my OS's source code (don't ask, please) and having to disassemble it from the binary I had on a floppy, decoding strings from the hex dump part, took its toll on me. Had to take a break from the computer after that one!

Glad to not have the need for imaginary friends ;)

Just kidding - mad respect to anyone who has any beliefs, or lack thereof; none of my business unless it gets in my way or if someone starts ramming their religion down my throat.

This sounds like a problem with VMWare rather than a Linux-Specific one...
Is the Ubuntu ISO one that you're using to boot a virtual machine?

#include <stdio.h>

int main()
{
    printf("Hello, World!\n");
    return 0;
}

I've come across DaniWeb when using search engines to find solutions to a programming problem, but never really stayed for long. Finally, I decided to register and help out a bit maybe.

I'm mainly interested in C and bare-bones Intel Assembly and OS Dev. Interested to see what this place is like...

@jeanclaudedjahlin, please create your own thread instead of hijacking this one.

I hate doing other people's homework - http://google.com is always a good start ;) Bascially, you've got to put those grades into the .data portion of your assembly program, ie

.data
    grades db 55h,6Eh,69h,4Bh...  ; you get where this is going...

As for question #2, you'll have to loop though the array you created in your .data section and add them all up. Here's some pseudo code for it:

B = 0
for A = 0 to 10
    B = B + grades[A]
next A

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