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<0> ?? .ee
<0> Buu.
<1> no wisebot. try google.
<0> Hallo neonfreon.
<0> nepravda
<2> hello exe!
<0> How are you?!
<2> I'm really good :)
<2> I'm moving
<3> hey nepravda
<3> where you moving to girl?
<3> USA?
<3> Canada?
<2> .hr
<3> c-bot: .hr
<4> dbtid, here you go: Croatia/Hrvatska
<3> whoa
<3> hotspot
<3> why you moving there?
<2> my father
<2> :)
<0> She's turning from Scandinavian to Slavic :_/
<5> is there a way to print variables inside a string in ***embly?
<5> for ex, in C: int blah; ... "this is an integer: %d", blah
<5> replaces the %d with the integer in blah..
<5> i tried defining a string like this: message db "this is a number ", number, "$"
<5> but that didn't work
<3> you can call printf from ***embly...
<5> ah i'm not using C though..
<5> just used that as an example of what i'm trying to do in ***embly
<5> i suppose it has to be done manually like everything else haha
<0> He's saying to you that you can use printf _from_ ***embly.
<0> like, call _printf
<5> oh.. do i have to include any libraries for that?
<0> Yes, you will have to link with libc I guess.
<5> alright cool.. i'll try that out then. thanks for the help..
<5> oookay..
<5> i don't get what exactly int 13h is doing man
<5> does it format a whole track or does it format one sector?? what the hell..
<5> i'm reading my book but it doesn't make sense
<5> http://hdebruijn.soo.dto.tudelft.nl/newpage/interupt/out-0600.htm#0553
<5> over here it says it formats a track
<5> but the address field has a field for sector number...
<5> how can you update the sector number if it formats the whole track at once
<5> ???
<6> looking for some help with some MIPS code
<6> im making recursive calls and need to save my stuff to the stack, which is fine
<5> if you don't update the sector number it'll write 0, 0, 1, 0200 for each sector in a track
<6> but i'm doing a recursive call within a call
<5> and?
<6> basically i want to do this "return func(m-1, func(m,n-1))"
<6> where func(m,n)
<6> i can't figure how to make the nested recursive calls...
<5> just put a ret after you've met the condition to break out of the first recursion
<5> oh it's the same function..
<6> yeah
<5> http://maven.smith.edu/~thiebaut/ArtOf***embly/CH11/CH11-7.html#HEADING7-86
<5> that might help
<6> thanks
<5> np
<7> It only allows to the access the data placed with?
<8> huh
<7> +programs
<5> i keep getting "Bad address mark" when i try to read data from the floppy after formatting.. what does that mean?
<9> hello
<7> hello Leona_K....:)
<9> Hi Tau
<0> Leona_K!
<9> Hey khy, how are you?
<0> I'm fine, and you lady?
<9> I'm ok. So what is going on in here today? It looks quiet...
<0> We had some asm-related action before you joined.
<0> What does your ident mean? is bjorn? is bear?
<9> asm-related action, hum? I always miss the great stuff hehe
<9> And you are right, bjrn is a bear. The 'is' prefix stands for ice
<5> can someone Please help me out???
<9> So basically, it's all about icebear *or polarbear*
<5> i've been at this for like a week and a half already
<0> Leona_K is that Swedish?
<9> khy: yes
<0> Nice :_)
<0> I'm trying to learn Norwegian
<9> D347H : just ask...
<9> Yeah? Nice
<5> i'm trying to create a program to do a low level format on a floppy
<5> i ran through one format but the floppy's unreadable
<5> even with int 13h ah=2
<5> it returns 02 in ah
<5> which apparently means "Bad Address Mark"
<5> i tried using int 26h which byp***es the dos filesystem and it returns the same thing
<5> how're you supposed to use int 13h, ah=05h
<5> does it format a whole track at once?
<5> http://hdebruijn.soo.dto.tudelft.nl/newpage/interupt/out-0600.htm#0553
<5> if you say, AL=18, which is the number of sectors in a track for a 1.44mb 3.5" floppy..
<5> then it formats 18 sectors at once.. but you can't change the sector number in the address field
<5> so it'll write: track 0, head 0, sector number 0, sector size 512
<5> for all sectors in the first track
<5> when it should increment the sector number for each sector right? so it should be 1, 2, 3, 4, etc.. to 18.
<5> in the address field buffer
<10> whats in here?
<5> here's me source code:
<5> *my
<5> http://rafb.net/paste/results/OBg6ja74.html
<9> well... D347H was asking a question that we obviously can't answer, cheko
<10> ..so..why is that?
<9> I'm an amateur at asm. I still come in here for the warm, exciting ambience.
<10> lol...
<10> dont look at me...im just a begginer
<10> any way what was the question?
<9> problems while trying to perform a format on a floppy
<10> =/ i guest i cant obviously answer that too
<5> i'm trying to use int 13h ah=5 to format a floppy
<5> i did one iteration
<5> but when i read from it
<5> it returns ah=02, which translates to "bad address mark"
<10> guest => guess
<10> and what do you think?
<5> well i'm guessing i formatted it incorrectly
<5> but i don't know how else to do it
<5> the parameter for int 13h , ah=5h make no sense either
<5> *parameters
<10> cant help
<10> sorry
<5> oh well..
<10> where can i find a reference for ints?
<11> search for ralph brown
<5> http://hdebruijn.soo.dto.tudelft.nl/newpage/interupt/out-0600.htm#0553
<10> thnx
<10> ES:BX -> address field buffer <-- whts that?
<5> it's the few variables underneath the function
<5> 00h BYTE track number
<5> 01h BYTE head number (0-based)
<5> 02h BYTE sector number
<5> 03h BYTE sector size (00h=128 bytes, 01h=256 bytes, 02h=512, 03h=1024)
<5> you just load the address the first byte into bx
<10> and youre pssing formatblock to it?
<5> yea
<10> =/
<10> what are you studing?
<5> i think i know the problem.. but i don't know if i'm right or not only because the way they specify int 13h is so stupid.
<5> computer science
<5> you?
<10> electronic engenieering
<5> cool
<10> sometimes
<10> =P
<5> well it's better than compsci i guess
<5> anyway..
<10> anyway i havent reach your level yet...im just coding some f**ing mccarthy algorythm in MIPS ***ambler
<5> ah..
<5> you probably won't do much coding though right?
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