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Geek Culture / C and In-line ASM?

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TKF15H
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Posted: 28th Feb 2004 20:52 Edited at: 28th Feb 2004 21:19
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I'm trying to learn how to use Dev-C and I'm stuck
with this code:

It doesn't work (says _asm wasn't defined). So,
if this isn't how in-line asm is used, then how?

I'm doing this because Dev-C++ doesn't have graph.h
(microsofts's graphics header) so I need to change
screen resolutions using the bios. Is this necessary,
or is there a graphics header I don't know about?

(1 + 2 + 3 + 4)^2 =(1^3)+(2^3)+(3^3)+(4^3)
100=1+8+27+64
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IanM
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Posted: 28th Feb 2004 21:34
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Gnu assembly language is different from the Visual C++ stuff

You can find a brief summary here

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TKF15H
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Posted: 28th Feb 2004 21:48 Edited at: 28th Feb 2004 21:52
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Thank you, IanM.
Now I get a different error.


"suffix or operands invalid for `int'.
what's wrong now? I didn't see anything on that link about the
int...
[edit] I managed to compile this seperatly under debug.com, so there shouldn't be anything wrong with the asm code itself.

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IanM
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Posted: 28th Feb 2004 22:21
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Did you read the sections 'Source and destination ordering' and 'Immediate operand'?

GNU inline assembly is *different*

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TKF15H
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Posted: 28th Feb 2004 22:56 Edited at: 28th Feb 2004 22:57
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it really is.

now it just crashes.
do I have to change AH and AL back to their original values at
the end of the program?

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Teh Go0rfmeister
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Posted: 28th Feb 2004 23:00
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dude... shouldnt this thread get deleted cos its a non DB/P language, my one about PHP/SQL did

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nothin personal against tkfish or nethin, just makin a point

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Posted: 28th Feb 2004 23:06
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It's the general section. It doesn't have to be DBP related.
I don't know why your thread was deleted. I've seen lots of
threads here about VB/PHP/C++ so maybe it was just a mistake?

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Posted: 28th Feb 2004 23:06
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All that I can do is guess for you ... um, yes.

Y'see, I don't use inline assembly myself. The compiler is going to have used the registers for various things, so it's probably best to push any registers that you are going to change on the stack, and pop them back into the registers later.

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Posted: 29th Feb 2004 00:26
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I copied AH and AL, then retored them at the end.
Still crashes.

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Posted: 29th Feb 2004 14:06
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give up

Flick that switch...*BANG*...Not that one!
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Posted: 29th Feb 2004 17:12
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I found out why this crashes: It's a DOS only thing.
If the program is run with compatibility for windows 95,
the resolution changes. Then it crashes.

Is there any other way to do this? I wanted to use something
very basic and simple. In other words, no DirectX or SDL or OpenGL.
Are there any libraries that you simply include as a header?
I can't use one that's only a wrapper for a DLL.

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