Intermediate assembly language tutorial

[tathams]

Can anyone recommend an intermediate assembly language masm32 online tutorial.

I have a few that go into a skeleton program. How to use all the invokes to call library function.

I need to learn addressing modes and macros. Masm has a

.if  Msg == value sort of macro which translates into

CMP Memory with an Immediate value
JNE

I want to be able to build a macro that will give me

.if  Var1 == Var2   which would translate to

MOV   AX, Var1
CMP   AX, VAR2
JNE


Also how to clear a block of memory  or set a block of memory

without using a library function. Which will work I know.


Thanks in advance

[hutch--]

This looks like 16 bit homework. masm32 will not build this code for you, you need a 16 bit linker from the forum web site and then post 16 bit questions in the 16 bit forum.

[skywalker]

Can anyone recommend an intermediate assembly language masm32 online tutorial.

I have a few that go into a skeleton program. How to use all the invokes to call library function.

I need to learn addressing modes and macros. Masm has a

.if  Msg == value sort of macro which translates into

CMP Memory with an Immediate value
JNE

I want to be able to build a macro that will give me

.if  Var1 == Var2   which would translate to

MOV   AX, Var1
CMP   AX, VAR2
JNE


Also how to clear a block of memory  or set a block of memory

without using a library function. Which will work I know.


Thanks in advance

Here's a 16 bit tutorial for you.

Good luck.

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[Emperor]

http://www.petesqbsite.com/sections/tutorials/assembly.shtml

[tathams]

Thank you all for your replies.

It is actually a 32bit OpenGl project where I am using RegisterWindowMessage,mutexname to get a message ID that I can use between a Prolog program and OpenGl program that will show me what the Prolog program is doing. In the DEFWINPOC message handler I have to compare the MessageID from the prolog program with the MessageID that the RegisterWindowMessage  returned.


I made the novice mistake in my posting of saying AX when I off course meant EAX.


Thanks Again