Re: Is there code available for?

Use division. If you divide your HEX number by 10 (decimal), the
remainder will be the least significant digit. Repeat the process,
until you have no more digits.

Quite honestly, I would have to say that this process is one of the
most fundamental concepts of assembly language programming..If it
weren't I don't think that it would have been covered in at the
beginning of three different classes I have taken that focused on
assembly lanugage and seen it in the begining of two assembly languages
texts.

If you are having problems here, I really think you need to find a good
book or other tutorial on the language as any code examples will
probably be meaningless to you.

Try this link: http://www.drpaulcarter.com/pcasm/ It may be a little
bit advanced for you, but is it a free downloadable book on x86
assembly in .pdf format.

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