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EvilsInterrupt



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EvilsInterrupt 02 Jul 2006, 08:17
I am wrote:

; section code

fsave fpuenv

; section data

fpuenv db 112 dup (0)

Code:
flat assembler  version 1.66
c:\tmp\visigoth\protect\protect.asm [15]:
        fsave   fpuenv
error: invalid operand.    


How can I do it ?

P.S.:
Sorry my English

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vid
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vid 02 Jul 2006, 08:37
Code:
fsave [fpuenv]

fpuenv: rb 112    

1. fsave needs not memory address (eg. not number or label), but contents of memory (eg number or label in []s). This is really not very well explained in manual.

2. fpuenv label can't have assigned size (fpuenv rb 112), because this way, when you write "[fpuenv]", it means "byte [fpuenv]". So you must use ":", this way "fpuenv" doesn't have any size assigned, so "fsave" can use any size it wants.

fsave beheaves this strange because it requires very specific size, which doesn't have it's own operator.

PS: little english tutorial:
"I am wrote" -> "I wrote", "I have written"
"Sorry FOR my english"
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EvilsInterrupt



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EvilsInterrupt 02 Jul 2006, 08:54
2 vid:

Tnx.

P.S.:
-(eg. not number or label)-
eg. - ?
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Madis731



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Madis731 02 Jul 2006, 09:08
eg, ie,.... => 'for example' Very Happy
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MazeGen



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MazeGen 02 Jul 2006, 09:19
You're wrong:

e.g. means exempli gratia, "For example".

i.e. means id est, "That is (to say)", "in other words", or sometimes "in this case", depending on the context. Never equivalent to exempli gratia (e.g.).
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EvilsInterrupt



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EvilsInterrupt 02 Jul 2006, 09:35
Tnx
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