Could someone post a sample/commented
example code of how this works?

Where is # displayed?

in sysfunc.txt is says

ebx=print type, bl=0 (byte low?)

define "print type"

I would like select a memory location and display the byte in

decimal, hex and binary.

Thank You.

ebx = print type, bl=0 -> ecx is number
bl=1 -> ecx is pointer
bh=0 -> display decimal
bh=1 -> display hexadecimal
bh=2 -> display binary
bits 16-21 = number of digits to display (0-32)
bits 22-31 = reserved

print type consists of two words bh and bl
bh bl
[0000000000000000] [0000000000000000]
^bits 16-32 are here^you must sut BOTH the bh and bl to
the values specified above to display a number.
if bl = 0 the ecx it assume that the data to display is IN ecx.
if bl = 1 it assume the number to display is at [ecx]
bh =0,1,2 makes the kernal print out differnent versions of ecx

example of ebx to print 4 digits of a decimal number stored in ecx
bh bl
[0000000000000100] [0000000000000000]

Wishing

Hi,

I think we should put a html together with the sysfuncs and a linked example to a sample of well commented ASM showing the use of that function with it's options. Once we gather all the code put it together as a unitary program so you can see the use of each function.

Pick a function and submit your sample code.

Remember to use only what is needed to show the function w /all it's options.

send examples to: MenuetUSA@yahoo.com

This will help everyone trying to learn and reduce questions about the sysfuncs.

Thanks for the help, Mark & Matt (GridWorks)