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coconut 08 May 2004, 06:11
print to command prompt?
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1800askgeek 08 May 2004, 07:10
nvrmnd I figured it out. just use a loop and a conditional and print it with ax=0200h int 21h.
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ShortCoder 08 May 2004, 08:45
Ah, I was gonna say;)
Yeah, it's all in the function you're going to use (I figured you were DOS programming because I remember tons of example DOS asm progs used to use $ in their strings as well because the particular OS-function called required it as end of string and if you wanted something else you needed use a different function;)) |
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vid 08 May 2004, 17:21
how about
Code: db 'string',0,'$' how does DOS beheave when outputting 0 character? |
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08 May 2004, 17:21 |
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ShortCoder 08 May 2004, 21:42
vid wrote: how about Are you thinking C-string behaviour maybe? No, the common DOS print text function expects a $ on the end of the string (as terminator) which makes it so that, if the character you wish to output is the $ character, you'll need to use a different function to get it up there;) I'd imagine DOS would print out 0 as a blank space but you can try it if you want? |
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