Inline Assembly

Started by encom August 31, 2001 06:33 PM

6 comments, last by encom 23 years, 5 months ago

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August 31, 2001 06:33 PM

why does it provoc an Error system (blue screen, VXD err) ? //code for visual c++ 6 #include void main(){ __asm{ mov ah, 00; mov al, 13 int 0x10 } } is it incorect ?

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August 31, 2001 06:58 PM

You can''t do that in a Win32 application. MSVC only creates Win32 applications.

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soreno

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September 01, 2001 02:46 AM

you shouldn''t use interrupt calls from windows...

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Azdo

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September 01, 2001 06:15 AM

In Windows, you can''t change the video modes as you did in DOS. If you want to do that, you must use the Win32 API functions or use DirectX (that''s why they were invented for

) Note that this is only applicable if you are using Windows compilers, as I suppose you are doing.

mars_888

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September 01, 2001 02:54 PM

Besides that...
You''re not using hexidecimal values :D

It should be:
mov al, 13h (or was that 0x13 in MSVC?)

But like allready mentioned this only works onder DOS.

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