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I'm assuming you meant I should simply remove them, which would mean: MODEL small .STACK 64 .DATA DATA1 DB 52H DATA2 DB 59H SUM DB ? .CODE MAIN PROC FAR MOV AL, DATA1 MOV BL, DATA2 ADD AL, BL MOV SUM, AL...

I'm currently learning ASM and trying one of the code examples. I have no problem assembling, but when I get to linking, using TLINK32 on a computer running Windows XP with an Intel Pentium 3 processor, I get the following output: The code in test.asm is: MODEL small .STACK 64 .DATA...

The RET instruction seems to be working: I don't get a message saying the program caused an error. The problem this time is that I get this message when attempting to run it in turbo debugger and I when I tried running it in debugger, I simply was not able to run it: if I use the G(o) command...

I corrected it, but I still get the same problem. .586 .MODEL FLAT, STDCALL .DATA DATA1 DB 52H DATA2 DB 29H SUM DB ? .CODE START: MOV AL, DATA1 MOV BL, DATA2 ADD AL, BL MOV SUM, AL MOV AH, 4CH INT 21H END START

Hello, I have tried, using 32-bit assembly language code I found online, to write my own program. It assembled and link, but when I run it, I get a message saying the program had "encountered a problem and needs to close." It is a message that is common on Windows, asking to send a report to...

I had checked out the intel manuals, but I need to learn the basics (I'd at least need a basic skeleton to use with my programs), which, unless I'm mistaken (I skimmed through the first manual), which I won't find in the these manuals. Thank you for your answer and future answers.

A book or tutorial would be great, thank you once more.

Hello, I would like to learn assembly language for 32-bit computers (intel, IBM, call it wtv you like), what book(s) would you recommend me? Thank you for your answers.

Would it be possible for you to write me a skeleton that I could use to write 32 bit programs? Thank you.

Thanks, I'll look for NASM for 16-bit code. But I'd still like to know how I'd write it in win32 (I read an ebook by Dr. Paul Carter on win32 ASM, but he mixes it with C to make the actual program). Thank you very much.

I'm on Windows and I tried doing compiling with MASM32.

I started a book on assembly, but it's a bit old and I wasn't able to assemble the fist program :s. Here's the code: .MODEL SMALL .STACK 64 .DATA DATA1 DB 52H DATA2 DB 29H SUM DB ? .CODE MAIN PROC FAR MOV AL,DATA MOV...