Show date and time

[thientansky]

Can you give me the program which can show date and time of the system.
Thank you

[hutch--]

Usually members ask for help in writing software in assembler, this is not a software begging site.

[P1]

thientansky,

Welcome a Board !!!      :U

Forum 'Search' is your friend, along with Google.   

Click on the toolbar Time and you will get date and time of the system.   :dance:

Regards,  P1  :8)

[Tedd]

C'mon guys, maybe you're being just a little harsh in the face of language differences :P


thientansky: use the GetSystemTime function, and then convert the time into text, and display the text in a message box :U

[thientansky]

I don't know how to write in Assembler.Can you help me to write it?

[P1]

Tedd,

The question boils down to:  Are you going to help him learn or just give him code?  And are you going to code it for him the next time.  And if we keep coding, where does the learning begin?

For me, he has not even tried to work out an answer.

Regards,  P1  :8)

[skywalker]

I don't know how to write in Assembler.Can you help me to write it?

We'd like to help.

What do you know about assembly language ?
What have you studied so far ?
You were ambitious enuf to find this board, so I'm betting you're a quick learner. :-)

[Tedd]

Tedd,

The question boils down to:  Are you going to help him learn or just give him code?  And are you going to code it for him the next time.  And if we keep coding, where does the learning begin?

For me, he has not even tried to work out an answer.

Regards,  P1  :8)

I didn't say/imply that. I simply meant he should have chance to display that he has attempted something before you make the grande final judgement - even though his choice of words would seem to indicate that he hasn't.
And now it's obvious that he hasn't :P




thientansky: we can help you learn assembler - we will not write programs for you.
First you should learn how to make a message box.
1. Get MASM32 package, install
2. Read tutorials, etc included

[MichaelW]

newsky,

I split this topic moving your most recent post to the 16 bit DOS Programming forum where it belongs:

http://www.masmforum.com/simple/index.php?topic=4729.0