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Hello Ben, hello all, Long time, no see, I watched this little compo and it seemed interesting. I have a version of 40 bytes. Is it required to use a jmp $+2...
Hi again, Well I didn't use the idea, because the version I have now is shorter. 38 bytes, normal size, 37 bytes with a dirty assumption of SZAPC flags to be ...
I wouldn't mind doing this as an actual compo, but my only problem is that I have no idea how to read the time from the PC harwdare directly. Can anyone give...
... Thanks. Sadly, I haven't had very much experience with straight port reading/writing, so I don't really have any notes, per se. I guess I just haven't been...
One more curiosity, It's known than in a COM file "ret" means "go to cs:0" because of the 0 word on stack. So reading data from [0] is legal? Dragos / Aphex...
hi, i'd say so. i don't have a general.txt at hand right now but i think there is a list of the first 256 bytes in CS for a COM program. so, just do it.. best...
peter blick
blick@...
Oct 31, 2003 9:56 am
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Hi Peter, I know first bytes are CD and 20, still ... Another issue that I just thought of is that if I use "ret", then I read and jump the data from [SP],...
Hi Dragos, god damn, i got out of training. of course you are right. cs:0000 = cd 20 which is equal to a INT 20h and ss:[sp]=0000 which makes the RET at the...
peter blick
blick@...
Oct 31, 2003 12:16 pm
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Hi again Peter, I see, but you haven't answered the last issue. You cannot use a RET in any circumstances, because RET is reading data from [SP] and jumping to...
yup, i assumed that ss:[sp]=0000 AND cs:[0]=0000 for the RET. I remember Ruud saying: if you mess up the stack then there's a better way without it. and he was...
peter blick
blick@...
Oct 31, 2003 1:28 pm
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Hi, this snippet mov al,4 out 070h,al in al,071h returns the current hour. (al = 2 for minutes). ... CMOS 04h - RTC - HOURS Desc: (BCD 00-23, Hex 00-17 if 24...
peter blick
blick@...
Oct 31, 2003 3:53 pm
2578
... From: "peter blick" <blick@...> To: <hugi-compo@yahoogroups.com> Sent: Friday, October 31, 2003 6:28 AM Subject: RE: [hugi-compo] Re: hello...
Hey guys, activity here? long time no see. Anyway I don't think Ben intended the rules to be as stricktly as not using the data at ss:[sp]. After all we need...
Ruud
dobbelbeker@...
Oct 31, 2003 4:16 pm
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Hi Ruud, After thinking about it, this stack thing may be a little strict. What does everyone else think? I was thinking that setting up a buffer of ...
Hi Ben, sorry but these rulez still don't allow any interrupt without changing the sp since the inty pushes the return address and flags (and does who knows...
Ruud
dobbelbeker@...
Oct 31, 2003 4:41 pm
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Hi Ruud, As for the SDTOUT (software) interrupt, you will have to move sp to somewhere in your code with enough room for 3 WORD pushes. Remember to have...
Hi guys, I believe that the following code obeys all the rules I have mentioned. Please let me know if I have broken one of my own rules :-) Of course it...
... I'm not sure if this is also part of the 12/24h problem or not, but your program is outputting incorrect time for me because it's not treating the returned...
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