Reading the printer port would be kind of pointless. You would have to process a lot of data and sit and wait while you increase a counter after every page. But, then again, that might be the only way to do what you'r trying to do.
~ TripleFault !)
Is that pins 4-7 or bits 4-7. You could try to do this:
1. Read port 888
2. X-OR port 888's value w/ 11110000
3. Write the new value to the port
I'm not sure if it will work for your purpose but it's worth a shot.
~ TripleFault !)
I'm not sure if there even is another free GUI besides MASM32. I looked for one too but didn't find one. I just wrote my own GUI that did exactly what I wanted it to. You might want to try that if you can't find another free GUI.
~ TripleFault !)
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