Hi,
i hv a problem in intel 80x86 assembly language programming
my Question is:
Add these two number
22
+88
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100
this program is in REAL MODE (16 bit programming)
i knownThis Board Is Not For Assembly Language , BUT Please Help Me
Admin PLease tell Me Where I Wrote My Question please please .
ThankYou.
Actually, the tech board is fine for assembly questions. Just don't expect too much expertise.
So ... what have you tried, and why doesn't it work? We don't do your homework.
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Look up a C++ Reference and learn How To Ask Questions The Smart WayOriginally Posted by Bjarne Stroustrup (2000-10-14)
I don't know assembly, but (from http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/X86_assembly_language):
Wouldn't one use the add instruction? . . .Integer ALU instructions
x86 assembly has the standard mathematical operations, add, sub, mul, with idiv; the logical operators and, or, xor, neg; bitshift arithmetic and logical, sal/sar, shl/shr; rotate with and without carry, rcl/rcr, rol/ror, a complement of BCD arithmetic instructions, aaa, aad, daa and others.
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Except that will make 110, but never mind. [Probably breaking the rules about Homework here]Code:mov ax, 22 add ax, 88
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Mats
This For All Repies :(
First Of All , My Question Is Not HOMEWORK.
my friend ask me this Question , and i don't hv ans it.
please if any body known the answer of this then, i wiil be very thank for him/her.
ThankYou Again.
I think my answer is correct - it's very low on context, but so is your question.
The fact that 22 + 88 gives the answer 110 is not a fault of the code I wrote, but rather that 22 + 88 makes 110 whatever method you add them - try it with a calculator, or by hand, or soemthing.
THere are of course multiple other ways to add two numbers together in assembler, because there are several instructions that result in the same thing:
A less obvious variety:
This is equivalent to 22 - (-88), which of course is the same as 22 + 88.Code:mov ax, 22 mov bx, 88 neg bx sub ax, bx
Result is still 110 of course.
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Mats
