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I am trying to write a program in Assembly (IA-32 architecture), that reverses the string input from the user. I've tried to use push and pop, but I can't seem to get any output. Here is the code. Any Suggestions? INCLUDE Irvine32.inc .data str1 BYTE "Enter a string of characters: …

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I have been a C/C++ programmer for 4 years now, and now that I'm actually reading a tut on it, I have to say, I am impressed! The whole concept of the DS really is cool; and it's flexability is the best I have seen. While I was reading one …

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hey guys, I was wondering if interrupts works with wireless-USB keyboards, I wrote a code thats reads a key and displays it, but its not working, I thought i'd check whether the keyboards is causing the problem or not. [code] mov ah,06H mov dl,0ffh INT 21h mov ah,06h mov DL,AL …

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Hi, I tried having a go at creating my own boot disk that would write text to the screen. The code is here: [CODE] ;---------------------------------------------------------------------- ; Simple boot program that prints the letter 'H' ; and then hangs ; Joel Gompert 2001 ; ; Disclaimer: I am not responsible for …

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Okie... So this is what i have [code] [ENABLE] 004dea6a: push [00] jmp 004DEA6f [DISABLE] ret [/code] can anyone help me figure out how to get this to return back to the original state before the jmp? I have tried many other things and still cant figure it out. I …

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Hi; please check my code i am sure that everything and every statemnt is correct but the output is not true. this code is to show what the array a and b contain also it show their dot product . [CODE] include irvine32.inc .data a byte 1,3,5,7,9 b byte 2,4,6,8,20 …

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Is there a way to recognize when a key is pressed in 32-bit masm? I know you can use interrupts in 16 bit, but how can this be done using 32-bit, since 32-bit is protected by the OS. Thanks, Tyler S. Breton

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Hi all, I am after a instruction set with limited or no floating-point instructions. Why I want this is to get a compiler of this certain architecture and compile code (one with floating-point and the other without). With the resulting assembly I wanted to compare the two and do some …

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i am just starting into assembly programming, i am currently trying to trace a program step by step to determine a value of a certain register for the particular line and unfortunately, i dont understand how it goes... i am working on this code i found from somewhere, it says …

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Hi guys! I need the code for 32 bit division in assembly (8086 architecture) ASAP! Kindly reply to this post! Thanx!!

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Does anyone knows how can I count how many digits are there in a binary number? Any ideas???

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can somebody help me to know a vert efficient algorithm in dividing more than 32 bytes of number? e.g. 65534.99/2326.84=28.1648029 =>6553499/232684 =281648029 =>63 FF 9B/03 8C EC=10 C9 9B 9D how could that be? my algo is that use shifts and subs but in a bitwise manner i want to …

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I am playing around with "patching" an old DOS 16-bit real-mode .exe, trying to change the machine code calls. The disassembled code is: [code=asm] push bp mov bp, sp xor ax, ax push ax mov ax, 1 push ax mov ax, 64h push ax ; location_X call f_drawDialogBox; 9a 06 …

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hi, first post here. It seems a very nice community. So, I know a little about 16bit DOS Assembly and also a little about 32bit Linux Assembly. I started learning Assembly out of curiosity, to understand C better and to learn exactly how the stack worked. I am currently learning …

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-If u have a slower I/O unit, then can the CPU execute instructions while waiting on slower I/O? -In this case, this type of optimization works differently for different I/O units... -So why are there no smarter .exe files that orders the instructions for your I/O-usage? -Whouldn't that be a …

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Hi this is Humza Is there anyone who has a Knowledge of MASM(MICROSOFT ASSEMBLER) OR is there any PROGRAMMER OF MASM in this community I m hurry for this.:?: :!: :rolleyes:

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Hello, I am a newbie to assembly. I am working with a custom Bios that does not boot the mbr of the first drive but a custom binary file on the first partition of the first drive. It is written in 32bit nasm and loads a [URL="http://www.tek-tips.com/viewthread.cfm?qid=1279995&page=1#"]linux kernel[/URL] directly. What …

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hello there! lately i started learning assembly from a book that first gets you through many things about processors, memory, logical&physical addresses and many others... now, what i dont understand is: any element from a segment is available through an logical address that has two elements: a selector and an …

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