Hi!!!

I´m searching for some help on Mem in Asm...
Could someone of you please post some code on how to
save something in Mem (like an string in basic)

Thanx
Doc DooM

I'm not sure I understand what you mean. In ASM strings are just chunks of memory. You can declare a block of memory with a DS command (Declare Storage)or a DC (Declare Constant). I am assuming you are using x86 ASM. Different platforms use different commands.

First declare how much memory you want to set
aside for a given field. Either a DC or a DS will
do this. The difference is a DS merely reserves
the memory but doesn't change the contents of the
memory, while a DC reserves the memory and stores
a constant in it.
FIELD-1 DS CL80 Reserves 80 bytes
FIELD-2 DC CL80'ABCE' Reserves 80 bytes, and
puts ABCD in the leftmost
4 bytes, and fills the
remaining 76 with blanks.
The compiler automatically
fills unused positions to the right with blanks,.
for C (character) fields.
Notice the DS has nothing in apostrophes after it.
The DC has to have something in apostrohes, because
that's the nature of the definition.
To move something to the fields:
MVC FIELD-1,=CL8'THORFOUR'
MVC FIELD-2,FIELD-1
Assembler moves the b-field (=CL8'THORFOUR) to the
a-field (FIELD-1). The b-field is another way to
set up a constant, except it won't have a label.
Assembler will then move FIELD-1(which now contains
THORFOUR followed by 76 bytes containing anything,
to FIELD-2, wiping out the ABCD that was there.
Hope this helps.