Help with assembly language

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Help with displaying ASCII table. Like to put it in a table but one after one to start with. New to the language.

Posted 3-Apr-12 10:13am

madmax_5

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ZurdoDev 3-Apr-12 16:18pm

Please clarify what you are trying to do.

madmax_5 3-Apr-12 16:29pm

output ASCII characters all 256 in a display, dos prompt. I'm using emu8086 and i think that's TASM but I have visual studio as well if thats easier in that using MASM. But ultimately i would like to display a prompt with all characters and be able to page up and down in a neat and lined table but i think just to be able to print out all the characters consecutively would be a start. Then figure out how to space them in rows and columns would be next step.

wizardzz 3-Apr-12 17:52pm

You should update your question with this info.

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 3-Apr-12 16:39pm

As output is involved, it also depends on OS, real or simulated. Or you can output directly to the video card, but you need to know what is it.
--SA

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Prerak Patel · Answer 1 · 2012-04-03T19:15:00

Solution 2

Check this http://www.daniweb.com/software-development/assembly/threads/68412/print-corresponding-ascii-for-letters[^]
It prints alphabets and their ascii. You can try with different settings for al and cx to get your desired output.

Posted 3-Apr-12 19:15pm

Prerak Patel