Re: Question about jumps


randyhyde@xxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
So instead,
you've written code that reads a *character* from the input, shifts it
to the left, and prints a character to the output.

Actually, in nasm, unless you do [] around a variable; it is taken
as a pointer. So he does what Frank said: He simply takes the memory
pointer; doubles it, and then writes whatever is at that new memory
spot is...

This is somewhat different than masm... (well... kinda opposite. Masm
has that strange ptr thing doesnt it?) so I can see the confusion.

--Dragontamer

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