I kind of realize that but what I'm saying is why can i assemble "in al, 64h" in masm which will creat an exe right on my desktop that i can double click and run and get keyboard input but when i do...
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I kind of realize that but what I'm saying is why can i assemble "in al, 64h" in masm which will creat an exe right on my desktop that i can double click and run and get keyboard input but when i do...
If that's true though then how come when "in al, 64h" is assembled with MASM, the program receives the character pressed from the key and stores it in al why can i not do that in C even though I'm...
A friend of mine said that using the "in" operation is compatible with 32 bit asm, as he has assembled using masm and was able to run in windows, and shouldn't have anything to do with 16 bit dos. ...
Help using inline assembly for keyboard input
Hi, I am trying to get some assembly code to run in C. I am using mingw32 gcc compiler in a code blocks environment if that matters, and i want to get this code to store the keyboard's input to var...