I search example SSE(2 or 4) convert string to 32bit decimal number.
And example SSE convert 32bit decimal number to string

First you must know how to convert a number to string and vice versa.

Then (assuming you know how to use SSE) you can implement the algorithm using SSE.

For example
mov eax,128
mov ebx,10
sub edx,edx
div ebx
edx=8 !

Then do again
sub edx,edx
div ebx
edx=2

But SSE not have comand like div !

If i want do this in SSE i can get more commands. This is sad

It is not clear what "string to decimal" means, but anyhow numeric conversion to/from ASCII format is generally best done in the integer domain. When dealing with floats you have to deal with the non-trivial problem of precision loss.

It is trivial scale your float first, then save as an integer and then covert to ASCII using integer arithmetic. The only time SSE would be involved is with the scaling operation. If you try to do it all in the float domain with SSE you will have many extra difficulties to solve. Using SSE is not worth the extra effort IMO.

For the "to-string" example shown, division could be done by reciprocal multiplication using fixed point arithmetic; if you are converting a lot of numbers in parallel this might be worth it [more so with SSSE3 pshufb].

For a "string-to" function, SSE can easily convert to BCD using psubb and find a decimal point/null terminator using pcmp. You can then unpack these bytes into d/qwords and scale them using a precomputed LUT of base 10 values [integer or float]. The final stage is then adding all of these terms together with the help of packing/shuffling instructions. This probably has more overhead than using the general purpose registers in 64bit.

My idea to convert text to integer number


In ECX number 99 ! Its good. But if PrintInt 'Chislo = ',eax
Number in EAX wrong.