BTDClock: a simple Win32 GUI Program

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yeohhs

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yeohhs 13 Dec 2017, 07:57

Sorry, this program is no longer available.

Last edited by yeohhs on 02 Dec 2020, 04:32; edited 2 times in total

13 Dec 2017, 07:57

fasmnewbie

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fasmnewbie 13 Dec 2017, 09:23

Nice! Camana nak letak color kat text. Mana kod nak ubah?

13 Dec 2017, 09:23

yeohhs

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yeohhs 13 Dec 2017, 10:43

Kod ini: invoke SetTextColor,[wparam],[hcolortx] ; set edit control's text color

SetTextColor is a Windows API function. Tak perlu ubah kod. User boleh pilih warna dari Window's standard color dialog. Lihat SelectTextColor proc.

13 Dec 2017, 10:43

fasmnewbie

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fasmnewbie 13 Dec 2017, 13:23

Thanks for the clue. Sekarang tengah cari font digital. nak ubah appearance n size. Nanti siap aku share.

13 Dec 2017, 13:23

revolution
When all else fails, read the source

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revolution 13 Dec 2017, 13:25

Erm, Malay language? Looks somewhat familiar from a project I did about 12 years ago. Ah the memories.

13 Dec 2017, 13:25

fasmnewbie

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fasmnewbie 13 Dec 2017, 17:41

revolution wrote:

Erm, Malay language? Looks somewhat familiar from a project I did about 12 years ago. Ah the memories.

A language project? Or did u spend some time down here? Btw, FASM has seen actions in the deepest jungle of Borneo! Congratulations to FASM Very Happy

13 Dec 2017, 17:41

revolution
When all else fails, read the source

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revolution 13 Dec 2017, 17:49

fasmnewbie wrote:

Or did u spend some time down here?

Yes. Some extended time in KL with one of our clients.

It is one of the few languages I've heard that I was actually able to pick-up without really trying hard. Although having not used for 12 years now I've forgotten most of it again. Sad

13 Dec 2017, 17:49

yeohhs

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yeohhs 13 Dec 2017, 21:52

fasmnewbie wrote:

Nanti siap aku share.

Baik.

13 Dec 2017, 21:52

yeohhs

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yeohhs 13 Dec 2017, 22:01

revolution wrote:

Looks somewhat familiar from a project I did about 12 years ago. Ah the memories.

I love my asm coding memories all the way back to 2003 when I started with SpAsm/RosAsm. Then I moved on to Flat Assembler, which is even more awesome.

13 Dec 2017, 22:01

MHajduk

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MHajduk 14 Dec 2017, 00:04

Hi yeohhs.

I think that the sources are quite neat and many people here could take it as an example of good coding techniques.

After a quick review of the source I have found a place in the code that, in my opinion, could be optimized a bit. I mean here the 'GetTime' procedure.

Here is your original code:

Code:

proc GetTime,TimeBuffer,TimeFormat
local mst:MYSYSTEMTIME,\
      dHour:DWORD,dMinute:DWORD,dSecond:DWORD

     invoke GetLocalTime, addr mst
     xor eax, eax
     mov ax,word[mst.wHour]
     mov [dHour],eax
     ;mov [dHour],0
     xor eax, eax
     mov ax,word[mst.wMinute]
     mov [dMinute],eax
     ;mov [dMinute],0
     xor eax, eax
     mov ax,word[mst.wSecond]
     mov [dSecond],eax
     ;mov [dSecond],0
     .if [TimeFormat] = 0
         cinvoke wsprintfA,[TimeBuffer],TimeFmt0,[dHour],[dMinute],[dSecond]
     .elseif [TimeFormat] = 1
         cinvoke wsprintfA,[TimeBuffer],TimeFmt1,[dHour],[dMinute],[dSecond]
     .elseif [TimeFormat] = 2
         .if [dHour] > 12
             sub [dHour],12
             cinvoke wsprintfA,[TimeBuffer],TimeFmt2PM,[dHour],[dMinute],[dSecond]
         .elseif [dHour] = 12
             cinvoke wsprintfA,[TimeBuffer],TimeFmt2PM,[dHour],[dMinute],[dSecond]
         .elseif [dHour] = 0
             add [dHour],12
             cinvoke wsprintfA,[TimeBuffer],TimeFmt2AM,[dHour],[dMinute],[dSecond]
         .else
             cinvoke wsprintfA,[TimeBuffer],TimeFmt2AM,[dHour],[dMinute],[dSecond]
         .endif
     .endif
     ret
endp

And here is my proposition of optimization (main differences are in the second part of the procedure body):

Code:

proc    GetTime, TimeBuffer, TimeFormat
push    ebx ecx edx
local   mst:MYSYSTEMTIME,\
        dHour:DWORD, dMinute:DWORD, dSecond:DWORD

        invoke  GetLocalTime, addr mst
        xor     eax, eax
        mov     ax, word[mst.wHour]
        mov     [dHour], eax

        xor     eax, eax
        mov     ax, word[mst.wMinute]
        mov     [dMinute], eax

        xor     eax, eax
        mov     ax, word[mst.wSecond]
        mov     [dSecond], eax

        .if [TimeFormat] = 0
                mov ebx, TimeFmt0 
        .elseif [TimeFormat] = 1
                mov ebx, TimeFmt1 
        .elseif [TimeFormat] = 2
                .if [dHour] >= 12
                        mov ebx, TimeFmt2PM
                .else
                        mov ebx, TimeFmt2AM
                .endif

                mov     eax, [dHour]

                ; Transformation from the 24h format to the 12h format
                ; f: Z -> {1,2,3, ..., 12}
                ; f(x) = (x - 1) mod 12 + 1
                ;
                ; or equivalently
                ; f(x) = (x + 11) mod 12 + 1
                ;
                add     eax, 11
                xor     edx, edx
                mov     ecx, 12
                div     ecx
                inc     edx
                mov     [dHour], edx
        .endif

        cinvoke wsprintfA, [TimeBuffer], ebx, [dHour], [dMinute], [dSecond]
        pop     edx ecx ebx
        ret
endp

Transformation from the 24h model to 12h model may be done with use of the following function

$\newline f: \mathbb{Z} \rightarrow \{1, 2, \ldots, 12\} \newline f(x) = (x - 1) \bmod 12 +1$
i.e. in other words
$f(x) = (x + 11) \bmod 12 +1$

14 Dec 2017, 00:04

yeohhs

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yeohhs 14 Dec 2017, 03:03

MHajduk wrote:

I think that the sources are quite neat and many people here could take it as an example of good coding techniques.

After a quick review of the source I have found a place in the code that, in my opinion, could be optimized a bit. I mean here the 'GetTime' procedure.

Hi MHajduk,

I hope the sources are readable. Thanks for your optimized code. It's elegant. By the way, I visited your website. It's interesting.

14 Dec 2017, 03:03

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