O.K. It's my third thread in two weeks, and it's all some Can-you-help-me?-stuff. Why shouldn't I go on? My question to the assembler world:

How can I make user input ( like cin in C++ or ReadLn in TurboPascal ) ???

i personally dont exactly know, but try to find some tutorial on 'console'. You also have to set 'console' flag in PE header. Other way is to create window with edit box control (the standard windows' text boxes used by 3/4 programs), but this isn't "like cin or readln".

Also take a look at 'ReadConsole', 'ReadConsoleInput' and 'ReadFile' APIs

It depends on whether you are writing a 'console' or a 'gui' application.

If you are making a console app, (format PE console) then you will need to use
ReadConsole, which is a Win32 API call. Look on msdn.microsoft.com for
details on how to use it.

If you are making a gui app, (format PE gui) then you can use edit boxes for
input, which is easy, or you can intercept the WM_CHAR messages passed to your
window and act on them directly however you want (which is flexible).

Note that a console app *can* put up a dialog and use edit boxes, and a gui
app *can* create a console window and use ReadConsole... but usually, things
are done like I indicated.