Assembly programming : Example # 3 again!
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Buy a keyboard lol
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what assembler did he use??
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ASM > Chuck Norris > Everything (including ASM)
Problem logic?
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youtube.com/watch?v=TROnlvorhD
s programming will be easy in the future. -
@utubeuserca MOV [BX], AL means we are moving the contents of AL into the address contained in BX and not the register BX itself..
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Great video. Do you have the game breakout or pong in this version of Assembly language? or do you know where I can get it at? thanks
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Try looking at this page.
spike(dot)scu(dot)edu(dor)au/~
barry/interrupts.html this page contains some information on DOS interrupt Functions
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The 21h DOS Interrupt has the 1h "function" which we use it for reading the Keyboard Key strokes. Its the Standard Input. Every time we Read a character from the user when he pressed a key it goes to the Low Byte (8bits) of AX which is AL. Then we copy AL and store it in BX which is pointing to our Array called Chars
AX is a 16-bit Register is split into Low and High Bytes (8-bits) which are AH, and AL. Hope this makes it clearer if not feel free to send me a message.
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oh sorry,
it is not [DX] it is [BX]
So tell me what is happing by mov [BX], AL
Where we are using this AL ?
can you teach me how to add two digit number??
maise10 2 years ago
"Assembly programming : Example # 2 again!" does just that!
youhakim 2 years ago
Tip:
Arrow up in command promt will browse to the history of all your input.
Phil19760 3 years ago
Nope, that doesn't work after you execute tasm.
youhakim 3 years ago
Ohh oke, thought i could give a expierienced person a tip for a change :)
Phil19760 3 years ago
I appreciate it that you take time to write the tip :)
youhakim 3 years ago