H2D.com with FASM source code. use16 286

Syntax= H2D FFFFFFFFh
Enter a Hexdecimal number.
Displays a Decimal number."
Dwords, using 16 bit 286 code.
By Bitdog

include "GMHD.inc" ; Get Memory Hex Dword, (ascii chars into Dword DX:AX)
include "WDD.inc" ; Write Decimal Dword in DX:AX

MS DOS couldn't print a TRUE 32 bit decimal number using 16 bit code,
but here it is, in a CALL able PROC form you might find useful.

I would like to add a word about proper attribution.

You have your program display the text "By Bitdog & Peter Cordes".
I reviewed your files and must conclude that nothing originates from the actual person Peter Cordes, that is active on the Stackoverflow forum. It is a different Stackoverflow user from whom that you are borrowing code snippets (included their comments).

I happen to know (and respect a lot) Peter Cordes, and I think he would be displeased seeing his name mentioned in assembly code that explicitly disregards his many marvelous teachings: e.g. how you validate the hexadecimal digits is so not Peter Cordes.

I hope you do realize the importance of proper attribution, and I also hope you keep up the good work of posting interesting assembly programs. I for one like to read those a lot...

SeproMan from Belgium says: I would like to add a word about proper attribution.

You have your program display the text "By Bitdog & Peter Cordes".
I reviewed your files and must conclude that nothing originates from the actual person Peter Cordes, that is active on the Stackoverflow forum. It is a different Stackoverflow user from whom that you are borrowing code snippets (included their comments).

I happen to know (and respect a lot) Peter Cordes, and I think he would be displeased seeing his name mentioned in assembly code that explicitly disregards his many marvelous teachings: e.g. how you validate the hexadecimal digits is so not Peter Cordes.

I hope you do realize the importance of proper attribution, and I also hope you keep up the good work of posting interesting assembly programs. I for one like to read those a lot...


Bitdog says:
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/67796211/how-to-display-a-32-bit-div-result-stored-in-dxax
This is one of the DX:AX print code examples by Peter Cordes on stackoverflow.com
In the future it is advised that you do some research before you lay into others.
(So I don't have to;) Please.