hello, i need someone to tell me how do i read string in assembly 8086 (nasm) and it would be better to write down the code ~~ thank you
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Jump to PostThere are some suppositions we need here. Are you assuming this is on some PC with a classic BIOS? If so there are prior examples we can use.
But if this is some custom SBC (single board computer) it may not have such a BIOS. Fill in the blanks so …
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There are some suppositions we need here. Are you assuming this is on some PC with a classic BIOS? If so there are prior examples we can use.
But if this is some custom SBC (single board computer) it may not have such a BIOS. Fill in the blanks so we can begin.
ama_ni
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yeah, classic bios
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Assembly language consists of the instructions needed to program the processor, and nothing more. Behind the scenes, high level languages do input and output by calling operating system functions, and the assembly language programmer has to do the same. Exactly how you get the operating system to read a string for you is operating system dependent.
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