I'm writing two assembly files for DOS: hm2.asm: .8086 DGROUP group _DATA, STACK ; Required by MASM 3.0 and 4.0. ; MASM 4.0 doesn't support USE16 (but MASM
Well, the question is in the title. Tried through edit, there is no such option like settings, as well as tried to change the emu8086.ini file.
Well, the question is in the title. Tried through edit, there is no such option like settings, as well as tried to change the emu8086.ini file.
I am fairly new to assembly, but I'm trying to dive into the world of low level computing. I'm trying to learn how to write assembly code that would run as boot
I recently been trying to execute system commands using pure assembly. I managed to achieve it in a x32 bit binary as posted here: execute system command (bash)
I am trying to make programs using argc and argv in MIPS simulator SPIM. This is my code: .data nl: .asciiz "\n" .globl main .text main: # print argv[0] lw
I have following piece of code: typedef struct { int x; int y; int z; int w; } s32x4; s32x4 f() { s32x4 v; v.x
This is the code I wrote trying to implement the c partition function in mips. There seems to be an error because the program doesn't work, yet I can't find whe
Recently I ran into a crash while the following statement is getting executed static const float kDefaultTolerance = DoubleToFloat(0.25); where DoubleToFloat
In a separate C program, I have passed 4 parameters to an x86 ASM program. dividend divisor Quotient pointer Remainder pointer dividend = 0xA divisor = 0x3 Whic
I am writing a program in assembly that changes the background color from clicks on the keyboard but I can't seem to make it work, anyone know
I'm experiencing 2 problems: the "you win" screen does not show up the pacman has a trail. IDEAL p286 MODEL small STACK 100h DATASEG pacman db " _ __ _
I am new to using MIPS and I can't find how to open a file that I saved. I saved a .asm file under my downloads folder but when I try to open a file in MARS and
Here is a simple function #include <stdio.h> int foo() { int a = 3; int b = 4; int c = 5; return a * b * c; } int main() { int a = f
I started learning Z80 recently, but I'm struggling with flags. I want to get the range of register "B" in Z80 assembly. This is the problem that I faced. Regis
/* jump to reset vector. esp := 0 */ int main(int argc, char **argv) { PRINT("reset\n"); _eflags = 0; // interrupt disabled __asm__ __volatile__ ("\
I'm writing a program for mathematical research. Assembly language is used for speed. Data is represented as managed records with operator overloads. Some data
I've had a couple of courses that touched on ARMv8 assembly, but both teachers described LDUR/STUR instructions a different way and now I've become pretty lost.
what does the following line mean. is it taking the 4 bytes (16 bits) of whatever bit pattern is at $a3 and storing it to $t0? lw $t0, 4($a3) # extract ch
(This question refers specifically to x86/x86_64) I'm working on an application that needs to insert a small block of instructions at specific points within ano