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its not the code its windows.

i have had the same problem

i presume you are using the GNU compiler due to your asm syntax

if you try borland its

asm mov ax, 013h
asm int 10h

#include <mem.h>

unsigned char * vga = NULL; // pointer to vga mem
vga = (unsigned char *) 0xA000; // set it

void clearscreen (int colour) {

memset(vga, col, (width * height)...

to Gwargh>

assembly is low level, but if you were to create a driver file for a device which sent pulses if 0s and 1s through the input processor port, couldn't you program your cpu in binary?
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there are asm tutorials all over the web.

check out spyko's demo coding page (search cos i forgot the link!)

assembly gives you complete control over your computer.

in fact, all of the...

You have an extra } at the end of the code !

sorry i missed that!

UncleG

you have this

if (answer = 2) {

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}