guys?i need myself to make a project using tasm to be passed next week on friday.
what i ve learn so far are int 21 and slight of int 10..but will learn most if needed in my project..i was thinking of file manager?is it complex to make or not?my teacher was asking for a complex one.
thanks for any suggestion..
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Jump to PostA file-manager is a nifty idea for a project,
the complexity of the project will depend on your choice
of a user-interface.
Copying,Moving/Renaming,Deleting,Changing/Retrieving the attributes
of,retrieving and setting date/time of files can all be accomplished
with INT 21h function calls.
I believe the same date/time format for FCBS is used
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Jump to Postmov ah, 0x1 ; Read Key w/ Echo int 0x21
Is this the full code?
If so add:int 0x20 ; Termination Interrupt ;or this mov ax,0x4c00 ; Terminate Program Return Value in AL int 0x21
to the end.
If the processor executed an …
Jump to Postmov ah, 0x2 ; Set Cursor Position mov bh, 0x0 ; Display Page Zero mov dh, 0x3 ; row 4 cuz rows/cols start ; at zero with AH=2 mov dl, 0x3 ; col 4 int 0x10 ; BIOS Video Services Interrupt mov dl, 0x41 mov ah, 0x2 …
Jump to PostTry placing the memory variables 'filename' and 'handle'
in the .data section.
Line 16: You don't print out your line-feed.
If you want to goto the beginning of the next line,
print a carriage-return (0dh) and a line-feed (0ah).
This is because line-feed (0ah) causes the hardware cursor
to go …
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