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Re: Works in Vista ?

Thanks for the info. I have the .exe if you want to test it. I didn't see any provision to attach files here. Take care.
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Re: Works in Vista ?

Thanks for the info. I have the .exe if you want to test it. I didn't see any provision to attach files here. Take care.
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Re: Works in Vista ?

I'm not sure exactly what you're asking, but let's see if this helps. XP has a "command prompt" (not really a DOS box, but something similar). There are many DOS programs that will work at an XP...
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Works in Vista ?

ASCIZ long name of file to delete mov dx,offset storage ; delete file mov ax,7141h xor si,si int 21h...
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Re: where/how to use graphics.h?

: ok I do not know anything about windows programming. : : but as per AsmGuru62's advice i downloaded "Microsoft - Programming : Windows API 5th" by charles petzold, and i need some time for :...
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Re: where/how to use graphics.h?

: ok I do not know anything about windows programming. : : but as per AsmGuru62's advice i downloaded "Microsoft - Programming : Windows API 5th" by charles petzold, and i need some time for :...
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Re: QueryPerformanceCounter not working properly

#include #include #include int main() { LARGE_INTEGER start, end, cps; if (!QueryPerformanceFrequency(&cps)){printf("Err 1\n");} if...
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VBA - Find Contents in Sheet 1, Search for Same Contents in Sheet 2

Hi all, I'm trying to write a code that will locate information in Sheet 1 and search for that same information in Sheet 2, then pull a different bit of information from Sheet 2 and place it back...
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8051 calculator in assembly code. Please read (did some work!)

Greetings. I am trying to make a small software for using a simple 8051 calculator (doing +,-,*,/) using assembly language. I used for the circuit the followings: micro phillips 89C668 7-segment...
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Re: The ways for an application to crash

Hi, Some other fun ways might include stack overflow (write an infinitely recursive function), consuming all available memory (infinite loop that mallocs), dereferencing a pointer that's...
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How to read a .xlsx file in VC++ MFC application.

i want to read a .xlsx file cell by cell and generate some other file. This, i want to implement in MFC application in VC++. Can any suggest that how to read .xlsx file in MFC application??
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reading without losing data

This post is concerned with reading data ,without losing data, from serial port(rs232). Please tell the asembler code for achiving this. I comunicate with asynchronous device (fiscal device for...
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BACKGROUNG PROBLEM plzzzz help

hi now i've almost finished my school project but there is a problem ,, i can't put the pictures as a background when i put a picture in the form the buttons & labels & everything disappear...
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text editor

If any one have/know where to get "Text Editor" written in Assembly language with source code plz tell me thanx all
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Re: Text Editor

: Did you get the editer i sent you in asm (TED EDITER)???. : : \\\|/// : (@@) : ASHLEY4. : I need text editor plz help me!!!!
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Re: A problem with nasm EQU

: equ defines constants that are used during assembly, : db defines actual data in the data section. : : Consider these examples: : : : SomeByte db 0 : mov al, : : ; if we assume that...
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Re: A problem with nasm EQU

equ defines constants that are used during assembly, db defines actual data in the data section. Consider these examples: SomeByte db 0 mov al, ; if we assume that SomeByte is defined as...
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Re: A problem with nasm EQU

And while we're on the subject. Is there any decent tutorials, books, source code etc. for learning NASM in DOS 16 bit mode. I've found some pretty neat stuff for NASM under linux and Win-32/64 bit,...
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A problem with nasm EQU

So, I decided to begin learning dos 16-bit programming first and then move to protected mode 32-bit assembly when I've got enough experience of 16-bit programming. I'm using NASM and I'm currently...
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Re: trying to understand the stack

The one I would probably recommend is "The Art of Assembly Language" by Randall Hyde. He's got an actual published book, and also PDF and HTML versions. Just Google "Art of Assembly" and you'll...
 

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