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<0> MissAshe ?
<0> Which one, eh?
<1> Nah
<2> Ashe Nickname is already in use.
<2> -
<2> MrAshe Nickname is already in use.
<2> I had to choose random crap ;)
<0> Ah :_(
<0> Give me your sister's msn address.
<3> Hi
<4> hi
<5> can someone help me out a bit with int 13h subfunction 18h
<5> i keep receiving 0Ch in the AH register
<5> i'm guessing it might be the value for tracks and sectors per track i'm putting into cl and ch respectively..
<5> it's just to read the drive parameter table for a 1.44mb 3.5" floppy drive
<5> well.. to set the table i guess
<5> ah the sector number is 1 based but the track number is 0 based..
<5> ....
<5> wait that makes no difference..
<5> ah nvm.. i'll just try different things.
<6> good morning ladies and gents
<7> Morning e7.
<8> hello
<8> please halp me
<8> *help
<9> With?
<8> i need to print to console
<8> the value stored in bx register
<8> how can i do that?
<8> could be more than 1 char: 10, 100, etc.
<10> you could use dos interrupt (probably the easiest for you
<10> )
<8> can u give an example code?
<8> or something
<8> i'm a newbie
<10> hm... I'll have to look up the interrupt list since it's been some years from my last dos interrupt encounter
<10> please, no pm
<8> ok ok
<8> sorry
<10> google for ralf browns interrupt list and look through the functions if there is somethign that might help you. if not, you are stuck to writing a simple routine of mod 10, div 10 to find the last digit and print it out (i suggest writing directly to video memory and not use interrupts in this case (speed mainly)
<10> )
<11> valgrind is pretty much the best thing ever
<12> I thought the best thing ever was being rich taking drugs and being famous
<11> hm
<4> moron
<11> http://www.eclipse-art.dk/kitty.jpg
<13> c-bot dynamic array
<14> Fire_ZeroOne, the magic 8 ball says... I do not know.
<13> c-bot array
<14> Fire_ZeroOne, : Arrays create single or multidimensional matrices. int x[5]; Defines 5 integers starting at x[0], and ending at x[4]. Their values are undefined. char s[]="abc"; Dimensions the array to 4 (just long enough to hold the string plus a null character), and stores the string in the array. int y[3]={4}; Sets the value of y[0] to 4 and y[1] and y[2] to 0.
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