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Hello, I’m working my way through a PDF file of the book ‘Assembly language step-by-step programming with DOS and Linux’ by Jeff Duntemann. The CD that accompanied the book included a DOS NASM Integrated Development Environment written in Borland Pascal titled ‘NASM-IDE’. I was able to find it on github, …

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Just curious. Hehe, I was thinking about this the other day and now I'm wondering what all you fellow coders out there have done. So what's the HARDEST most complicated program you've written? It doesn't have to be efficient, heck, it can all be spaghetti code. The hardest thing I've …

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Construct a large integer (32 – Bit) from two Byte Variables (8 – Bit) and one Word Type variable (16 – Bit). Store your result into EAX and print it. Like if byte1 = 21h, byte2 = 43h & word1 = 8765h Then your output may be 87654321h OR 43218765 …

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Hello guys! I wanted to introduce myself and ask a little question :) My name is Mark Miller and I'm a 16 years old teen from Lithuania, a small country located in Europe. I've started programming only two years ago. And what's for sure, I loved it. But the sad …

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*I wrote this a few years ago as part of a C manual I wrote, but did not finish. I thought it might be interesting to the people on DaniWeb.* # Programming Language Generations # Different types of programming languages are often grouped into large categories known as generations. Each …

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[B]Hello programming experts,[/B] I have a problem. Is it possible to make an OS with VB.Net with C, C++, Objective C, Assembly language, FreeBASIC, C#, BASIC, Java, Object Pascal and with a bit of machine language? And if possible how to mix the languages? And could you give me a …

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Hi there, I am trying to apply a Manifest file to my delphi application so that it can run with administrative permissions, I have been following [URL="http://delphi.about.com/od/delphitips2009/qt/delphi-vista-registry-run-on-startup.htm"]this Tutorial[/URL] part Faking UAC Rights - How to Request Execution Level. I have got to step 6 where I start getting problems, I …

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So I have a component that renders very slowly. The problem is that I can only render inside the event handling thready, which shouldn't be freezed. Long ago in pascal/assembly I used backbuffer and page flipping. I've read that Java supports double buffering, but no info about thread safety. So …

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hi guys , what am i doing wrong here, i have instigated several approaches, in assembly 8086 using borland/turbo 7.0 pascal on win 98se (so i can communicate easily to parallel port and stipulation of assignment) my issue lies with being able to allow execution of a looped routine but …

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Hi all We need an assembly routine that will show a picture (graphic file like bmp jpg etc.) in a console mode application written in pascal . This routine will be embedded within the PASCAL source. It will dedicate a portion of the console app to dispaly a picture Any …

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Hi, I am Dan, I have grown up programming since I was very young, starting with old 8-bit computers in the 80's and working my way up through the years. Although I am not a programmer by trade, I do tend to find ways to fit programming into my tasks …

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I started with masm32 and i have some questions I read this [QUOTE] Under Win16, there are two types of calling convention, C and PASCAL C calling convention passes parameters from right to left, that is , the rightmost parameter is pushed first. The caller is responsible for balancing the …

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Just wondering, since assembly code is more or less what every other language is compiled into, would it be useful to learn how to do things in assembly before learning say, C or C++, pascal, python, etc? I am already fluent in Visual Basic but I want to get to …

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I'm looking into learning some more languages and some better code writing techniques, but I am not sure of the languages that I should delve into. So far I know VB really well and I started learning assembly, but I don't know that past some, I guess, medium difficulty, 16 …

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This isn't a specific question regarding a certain program or anything, so if this is in the wrong forum, feel free to move it. :confused: I was just curious how long everyone here has been programming, and how long with C++? The reason I'm asking is I'm curious as to …

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I, a 13 year old 'geek', am interested in programming. My initial question is whether or not should I start with C++ or Assembly? I know I probably will end up using Assembly (as I want to be able to control everything that happens with it, and I don't want …

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I have this assignement and i have no idea how to code it...i was hoping that one of you guys can help me out here...thanks in advance!!! Description: This is a 2 part lab assignment (labs number 6 and 7). High-Level languages, like C++, take advantage of pre-written and compiled …

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I have 25 years programming experience and am currently investing my time at trying to understand the visual C++ language. I am familier with several others. I find it very difficult to find someone who knows something about this language and is also willing to help. I completed a whole …

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Hey guys. First of all its nice to see an assemly forum that still has visitors..everything I found on the net are old forums unvisited for about 2-3 years. I started learning win32 assembly ...well..last night :). I do have (some) programming background in Delphi and some c/c++, and also …

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Now, Now, Don't laugh! I am still a huge Beatles fan (they rock). It turns out that Beatles write some songs (secretly), about computers as well. Who could have thought? ;) --------------------------------- * Write In C (Let It Be) * Eleanor Rigby * Yesterday * Unix Man (Nowhere man) * …

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