MASM32 is a software development environment (SDK) for programmers using Microsoft's Assembler (MASM) to target 32-bit Windows.
MASM32 is freely available at http://www.masm32.com/.
Questions tagged [masm32]
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What does the syntax mean for declaring an array, and for calling functions?
For my first question, let's assume we have the following line of code under .data:
"theSINTArray BYTE 256 dup(?)".
I know that this code creates an array in which each element must be a BYTE, but what are the 256 and dup(?) there for?
I know…
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Play a sound file in masm32 and to stop the other sound file at the same time
So I am doing a game in assembly language and I am using the PlaySound() function to play a background song. I want to do that after I "die" in the game, another sound file will start playing a sound file, and at the same time will stop the other…
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explain why this code can't be assembled
recently,i have started larning about assembly & computer physical stuffs,& when i arrived at writing assembly codes,i tried to link the first program the book i was using gave me but whenever i try to do so i get the following error…
user2355950
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Nasm building a string
Hi i trying to make a loop in Nasm. I have the loop working but want to change the string when it loops and cant seem to get this to work.
I have this working:
main:
mov ebx,0 ; set ebx to 0
myloop: ;
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Palindrome checking with an array
I'm stuck on how to check for a palindrome using MASM.
#include
#include
#include
#include
using namespace std;
extern "C"
char test(char*, int);
int main()
{
char arr[] = {NULL};
cout << "Enter a…
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How to remove a set number of characters counting from the end of a string?
I have to remove a certain number of characters(let's say 3) from the end of a string. For this particular string it works when I find 'Z', and then make it point to W by sub edi, 3, and then storing the rest of the string with 0's.
INCLUDE…
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How to convert char to digit in Assembly Irvine?
I want to convert user's input character to digit(decimal) in Assembly MASM and Irvine library.
`CALL ReadChar ; store user input in AL register
-> c ; user input character C
some code here to convert AL data to decimal 12
` …
Jeff
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how can i put value from memory to eax register in masm32
so i try to do "encryption" code using the xor command
this is my code
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.model flat,stdcall
option casemap :none ;case sensitive
;;_____MASM MACROS___
include \masm32\include\masm32.inc
include \masm32\include\kernel32.inc
includelib…
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How can I create a 64bit calculator in assembly using only 32bit registers?
I want to create a 64bit calculator (operations: +, -, *, / ) using only 32bit registers. I have to read a string from the console, convert it into a mathematical expression ( ex: 123+4321 so I must convert it into two numbers 123 and 4321 and I…
Czako Zoltan
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How to loop a sound file in MASM32
I am building a game in assembly, and I use PlaySound() to play a sound file in my game.
The PlaySound()function plays the sound file until the sound file ends (until it reaches the full sound file length). Is there a way to loop the function so it…
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Find and display the maximum value in an array
I want to search the maximum for a list.
This program does not display anything.
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.model flat,stdcall
option casemap:none
include WINDOWS.INC
include user32.inc
includelib USER32.LIB
include kernel32.inc
includelib KERNEL32.LIB
include…
dfkmmQKDS
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x86 assembly Which registers are involved in multiplication and division
Here is my code:
.data
ans1 db 0
ans2 db 0
.data?
in1 db 100 dup(?) ; first input value
in2 db 100 dup(?) ; second input value
.code
start:
; here I have code for input
; I get 2 nums, and I want to…
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