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DATA and BIT keyword in EMU8086 - 0x45 - Apr 13, 2014
What does the DATA and BIT keyword do in EMU8086 ?
eg:)
SECS DATA 23h
BIT_0 BIT FLAGS.0
* - Masm4ever - Apr 13, 2014
(Apr 13, 2014 01:09 AM)0x45 Wrote: SECS DATA 23h
BIT_0 BIT FLAGS.0
Does it assemble, or does it throw an error?
My suspicion is that FLAGS is a DWORD, and that .0 refers to bit zero.
Can't help you much because I use "real" assemblers (Masm, JWasm) but in any case it would be more helpful if you posted a complete hello world example with these keywords.
* - 0x45 - Apr 13, 2014
(Apr 13, 2014 03:38 AM)Masm4ever Wrote: Does it assemble, or does it throw an error?
My suspicion is that FLAGS is a DWORD, and that .0 refers to bit zero.
Can't help you much because I use "real" assemblers (Masm, JWasm) but in any case it would be more helpful if you posted a complete hello world example with these keywords.
It assembles. The code is for interfacing some LCD display with 8086 for alarm clock.
The full code is really long I cant post it here.
http://pastebin.com/DjzGU1MA
That is only about 1/4th of code. Check?
* - Masm4ever - Apr 13, 2014
I've looked at your code, and things like mov eax/mov ax/mov al seem to be absent. Are you sure it's x86 code?
* - LevelUp - Apr 13, 2014
(Apr 13, 2014 04:27 AM)0x45 Wrote: It assembles. The code is for interfacing some LCD display with 8086 for alarm clock.
The full code is really long I cant post it here.
http://pastebin.com/DjzGU1MA
That is only about 1/4th of code. Check?
This to me is looking like 8051/52 instruction set rather than 8086.
* - 0x45 - Apr 14, 2014
(Apr 13, 2014 03:44 PM)LevelUp Wrote: This to me is looking like 8051/52 instruction set rather than 8086.
The code is for some microcontroller I dont know of. It is not of 8086, but they said they used EMU8086