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Style Guidelines Sorry folks, but I just can't get over the whole assembly formatting problem. ;-) On the assumption that the biggest problem with readability is the traditional one column style, I wrote up a few guidelines for fun. @Randy: Your style guidelines advocate the traditional style on the grounds that assembly is u... 21 Apr 2006 19:57
where to find man pages of assembly language instruction linux, debian nasm where can I find man pages of instruction. thanks very much. ... 10 Apr 2006 12:41
masm32.hlp, WIN32.HLP, masmlib.hlp I'm going through things and messing with Windows Help files. I'm specifically messing with opening help files and jumping to topics. There are two problems I'm currently running into. The first appears to be a SciTE problem. The second involves searching for some better help files ( either Windows [.hlp] files ... 9 Apr 2006 16:59
Multiple Statements per Line Every now and then, someone around here starts making the claim that having multiple statements per line is good programming style (largely, this comes from the RosAsm camp where that seems to be the standard programming style, but other people have posted such code, too). Multiple statements per line have been p... 12 Apr 2006 15:44
When caveman Uhg invented fire When caveman Uhg invented fire, he had some trouble-makers bothering him. One trouble-maker was Grr, the academician. Grr hounded Uhg with many questions. Did you use both hands while rubbing the sticks together? Where is your academic treaties explaining your research and how the rubbing of sticks brings fort... 12 Apr 2006 03:37
why this assembly language is not good? I'm a hobby programmer (tipicaly 2-3 hours of programming for day) How it is possible that in a language definited 100% wrong i a poor beginner can write something like this? In your opinion your professional "atoi" is better than my "ato_i"? /* assembly language with indentation and <9 instruction for line /* t... 13 May 2006 05:23
FPU and asembler - multiplying Hello, i'm trying to mutiply two numbers useing Asemlber: 4 294 967 295 and 4 294 967 295 ;) the code: .... mianownik1 dq 0 mianownik2 dq 0 .. .. mov dword ptr mianownik1,esi mov dword ptr mianownik2,esi .. .. fild mianownik1 fild mianownik2 fmulp The answer i get is wrong. there should be 18446744065... 8 Apr 2006 15:35
Formatting in assembly Okay, this is a combination of "What constitutes good formatting in assembly?" and "Hey Betov, how does this strike you?". Here's some RosAsm code formatted with Betov's suggestions. I'll eat my hat and say that the flow is definitely easier to follow: [push | push #1 | #+1] [call | push #L>2 | call #1] [exit... 9 Apr 2006 16:59
Segment registers How and why does one use the segment registers (CS, DS, SS, and ES)? Actually, I'm looking more for the why than the how. ;-) Are they mostly geared toward 16-bit programming and I simply haven't encountered a need for them? Cheers! ... 18 Mar 2006 03:09
My final hope!! you lovely people. Hey guys, this is a program i have made to convert a number into centigrade or fahrenheit.. depending on the users choice. it is made in textpad, via x86 and run in DOS (windows).. The first message 'please enter a number' works.. so does the 'enter C for centigrade or F for fahrenheit' depending on that, the next ... 18 Mar 2006 16:07 |