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Title: wireless transmission??
Post by: didasthebest on January 03, 2008, 02:03:08 PM
Hi there,
have problems with my design, i want to send data through my laptop wireless transceiver,
so am asking of any documentation which can help me, like the port number which register specifies the data to be sent and so on,
any help plz
Title: Re: wireless transmission??
Post by: u on January 03, 2008, 02:31:01 PM
lol did you even bother reading the basic asm documentation, or even just skipping-through ANY asm info :) ?
Title: Re: wireless transmission??
Post by: didasthebest on January 03, 2008, 03:00:04 PM
No i don have an asm documentation, i
f you have it please post it to me or you can tell me where to get it,
hope it will help in my design
thanks alot
Title: Re: wireless transmission??
Post by: dsouza123 on January 04, 2008, 02:01:55 AM
What you described is like doing I/O in 16 bit assembly with the IN and OUT opcodes.

What you need is quite involved, it requires networking code
which means understanding not only assembly language but
networking APIs such as Winsock at a minimum.

After saying that, there is an example program with MASM32 that hides
all the complexity and will send packets of data through your wireless connector.
The source code  download.asm  and the executable  download.exe .

If your network connection is correctly functioning, you may even get something back.