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  1. caplan8293

    Assembly Language Sort Code

    Hi, I need the code for a sort in assembly language. I am not concerned with speed so bubble sort is fine. I have an array of 10 8-bit numbers that need sorting and I am trying to convert my C++ code of bubble sort to assembly language but am failing miserably... Can anyone help me out? I...
  2. caplan8293

    Modifying the Boot Sector in DEBUG

    Heh, thanks for the advice. I particularly liked your brain surgery analogy Alt255 :-) zallen - Could System Commander solve my problem? I wasn't aware that it could boot Windows 2000 on a logical drive without running the Windows 2000 Bootloader on a primary drive first... I'll have to do...
  3. caplan8293

    Modifying the Boot Sector in DEBUG

    Hi everyone, you all helped me out A LOT with my last problem so I figure I would throw another one out at you. This one is a little more complicated though... I run 4 operating systems on my machine: Windows 98 #1, Windows 98 #2, Linux, and Windows 2000. Both Windows installations and Linux...
  4. caplan8293

    How can I find the absolute memory address of 3E2:23?

    Thanks Alt255, I really appreciate your help. Chuck
  5. caplan8293

    How can I find the absolute memory address of 3E2:23?

    So is the absolute memory address of 3E2:23 3E20 + 23? I would assume that both numbers are in hex so is the answer 3E43H? Please let me know and thanks for your help :-) Chuck
  6. caplan8293

    How can I find the absolute memory address of 3E2:23?

    Sorry, I understand what you are saying (sort of) but I am a complete beginner... Any other hints? Thanks, I appreciate it. Chuck
  7. caplan8293

    How can I find the absolute memory address of 3E2:23?

    Hi, if I have something like 3E2:23, how do I find the absolute memory address of it? Please tell me how to do it, not just what the answer is.. Thanks so much! Chuck

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