Assembly
An assembly language is a low-level language for programming computers.
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delete all files in a directory

I use assembly language, 32 bit. I can't seem to find a way to delete all files in a directory. DeleteFile does not take wildcards, and ShellExecute won't execute del. Can anyone help me...
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Re: HELP ME PLEASE!!! it is a project i have to do...

Try one of these: mov ax, data mov ax, seg inname Also, consider that the strength of Masm32 is 32-bit Windows programming. For 16-bit, Fasm is more suitable.
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Re: Fasm Assembly HELP

In Windows all memory areas are accessed using API. There are some task parameters to be accessed using FS:0000 address, but these (the structure layouts) can be modified by next OS version, so you...
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Re: Which Assembler is Recommended?

If you are starting over more or less from the beginning, I recommend Borland TASM and Turbo Debugger. You can use the Ideal mode and the MASM mode, compare them, and learn even more from running a...
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Re: Procedure length?

: Just a side note here. This code assumes that you have a color : video system (not monochrome), and that the screen has 80 columns. : In a testing or completely controlled environment, this...
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Error in Published program

I published my project. When i execute it, the first screen comes up , but then i get the error below. Question 1: What is causing it? Question 2: How do i go about creating a setup program,...
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Re: C to Assembly problem

I'm done with the C part.. #include int main() { char num1; char num2; int i = 0; int j = 0; int z = 0; int length = 0; int carry = 0; printf("Enter first number: ");...
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Re: C to Assembly problem

This is the C/C++ board, so I assume that's the language. The assembler board can be found here.
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Re: C to Assembly problem

9 ) { result_str = sum / 10 + '0'; result_str = sum % 10 + '0'; } else { result_str = sum; }
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Re: C to Assembly problem

You can work with numbers as large as you want by assigning them to strings. Then you simply work backwards through the strings, character by character performing your math tasks. Adding two...
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Re: C to Assembly problem

: What do you need help with, more specifically? i want to know what to use instead instead of int.. and also to know how to assign the sum by modifying the assembly code...
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Re: C to Assembly problem

What do you need help with, more specifically?
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C to Assembly problem

can someone please help me with this? http://i65.photobucket.com/albums/h226/samcataps/mp.jpg
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Re: [advise please] unable[thank you]

: : you cannot call INT functions from win32. win32 is protected mode, : : INT functions are real mode. : : : : : : : : : Thanks for your prompt : reply. : : So is that means that...
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Re: [advise please] unable[thank you]

: you cannot call INT functions from win32. win32 is protected mode, : INT functions are real mode. : : : Thanks for your prompt reply. So is that means that there is no way for me...
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Re: [advise please] unable[thank you]

you cannot call INT functions from win32. win32 is protected mode, INT functions are real mode.
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Re: Problem with $

The DOS printing function assumes that the string ends with a $ character, however the file deleting function still assumes the string ends with 0. So the $ is not the problem here. Adding the 0...
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Re: Detecting Ctrl key?

: how we can find out when Ctrl , Alt Or Shift key is pressed using : assembly coding? : thanks. : For DOS code - here: http://www.ctyme.com/intr/rb-1756.htm For Windows - here:...
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Re: TASM5 helloworld help needed, linker error

: It assembles just fine, but when i try to link it i get "fatal: no : program entry point" an it aborts :S In your code, after the END directive must be the entry point routine. Also, in the...
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