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master_28

Joined: 26 Sep 2008
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master_28 26 Sep 2008, 03:04

do you have a assembly program that have an procedure, screen handling, keyboard handling.. pls. help me.. this is one of my project dedline is oct. 1.. pls email me @ molecules_142004@yahoo.com thank you and god bless us!!![/code]

26 Sep 2008, 03:04

revolution
When all else fails, read the source

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revolution 26 Sep 2008, 03:19

Hehe, ROTFLOL!

26 Sep 2008, 03:19

nop

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nop 26 Sep 2008, 04:36

how about

Code:

        org 0100h
        mov ax,3
        int 10h
        mov dx,0c25h
        mov si,msg
proc:   call screen
        xor ax,ax
keybd:  int 16h
        inc si
        inc dl
        jmp proc
screen: mov ah,2
        int 10h
        mov ah,0eh
        mov al,[si]
        or al,al
        jz done
        int 10h
        ret
done:   jmp 0ffffh:0
msg: db 46h, 55h, 43h, 4bh, 20h, 0

its got everything Laughing

26 Sep 2008, 04:36

revolution
When all else fails, read the source

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revolution 26 Sep 2008, 06:12

Hey, nop (or is it CPUID?), I think that is the first code you have posted here! I thought you were just here for the "sociable" aspects of this forum.

26 Sep 2008, 06:12

nop

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nop 26 Sep 2008, 06:53

well, rev, if u look closely youll see thats a very sociable piece of code Wink

btw, dont believe that liar cpuid, cpuid is NOT me Exclamation

26 Sep 2008, 06:53

revolution
When all else fails, read the source

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revolution 26 Sep 2008, 07:09

I can read hex-ascii at 34 WPM[1], I know what the message is. Indeed, very sociable of you. Although I am sceptical about the nop/CPUID thing. How about you log in as CPUID again and post a message to say you are not nop, that will prove it.

[1]I used to be able to read Z80 hex dumps and follow the program flow[2], but now I have lost that very "useful" ability Sad

[2]The very first virtual machine ever invented was in my head as a Z80 emulator running directly from printed hex codes. Ah, those were the days.

26 Sep 2008, 07:09

sinsi

Joined: 10 Aug 2007
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sinsi 26 Sep 2008, 07:17

revolution wrote:

[1]I used to be able to read Z80 hex dumps and follow the program flow

Man, wasn't that sooooo easy...that's how I learned asm

26 Sep 2008, 07:17

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