Re: delete "0D"

Am Fri, 22 Aug 2008 20:15:33 -0400 schrieb Frank Kotler:

J.Dorval wrote:
"Dirk Wolfgang Glomp" <dirk@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> a écrit dans le message de
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DATEN SEGMENT use32 'DATA'

Did you intend for this to be "use32", Dirk???

I think this results a data segment with a dword alignment.

You'll need a linker - a 16-bit capable one! Alink, or val, perhaps...
or MS's "link.exe"... of a suitable version...

The MASM_5_linker generate only 16-bit-executables.

I suppose if you were running dos/doze you wouldn't
need to delete 0D. :)

Not realy, only for a textfile that i will copy to a linux file system.

Here's my attempt at making Nasm like Dirk's code...

In this early version i don´t use the brackets[] when i specify the access
to words and bytes, but MASM also need the brackets for a dword access and
alrady handle a word and a byte access whith brackets too, so i use this
brackets now anyway.

Thanks for the translation.

Dirk
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