In MASM (and I think TASM/emu8086), a bare symbol name referes to the contents. You have to use offset foo to get the address of foo. In NASM, you have to use [foo] to create a memory operand, and foo is the address.
I've been trying to find information about this but I didnt find anything useful anywhere.My problem is that I need to pause a program in emu8086 whenever the letter S is pressed on the keyboard and start it again right where it was paused if I press the same key again. I dont know any interruption or instruction in emu8086 that could be running background in my program just waiting for a key to be pressed.
Is there a way to get the Irvine library on emu8086 if so please let me know how to because i tried to get it on there by pasting the contents of the lib in the emu8086 folder but i am still getting an error.
I've written a 1100 lines Assembly code with Macros in emu8086 (without Macros it would be around 2700 lines) and compiling this program takes arround 2 minutes. It gives me 8 passes. I'd like to ask, whether it is possible to cut down on compile time?
I installed WineHQ yesterday to run emu8086. The installation of emu8086 went smoothly. But when I was working on the software I realized that I can't modify the value in memory while emulating.People say that these Windows programs work fine with Wine. Any help?In windows, I was able to modify these zeroes but not happening here.