32 bit calculator

[jomy]

ok...Im new to the forum..and I dunno whether Im posting this in the right place........

Can anybody gimme a basic idea to develop a 32-bit calculator using assembly language programming....ie masm 32

the requirements are :-

display the body of the calculator....

the display screen along with the buttons that include numbers from 0 to 9,
2 buttons for conversion from hex to bcd and vice versa...

another set of buttons from A to F..

button that simulates AC in the normal calculator...

Help!

[John]

Have a look at this tutorial by Iczelion:
http://win32assembly.online.fr/tut9.html

Also look at his other tutorials:
http://win32assembly.online.fr/tutorials.html

[jomy]

well , I didnt get the the tutorial tho.....

very difficult 2 understand....

[John]

Programming for Windows in ASM is not a simple task, especially if you have never written a Windows program in any other langauge like C/C++ or PB or similar and don't understand how windows works.

You should start with the first tutorial on that site and work your way up to that one. It helps to understand the others and figure out what parts are causing you to get lost. There is not much we can help with if you don't have an actual question.

[jomy]

ya...i actually have a problem.....

i can simulate the keys .....

but I need to know...how I can actually display the calculator.....
what our teacher suggested was to use ALT 186.....
what does that do....or is there any other method?

[pbrennick]

jomy,
It is against the policy of this forum to do homework assignments fr others.  For that reason, I am locking this topic.
Paul