Re: Matrix Declaration in 8086

ravi wrote:
Can any body tell me you to create 2D matrix in 8086 assembly
language?

Create a 1-dimensional matrix, and fold it in half. (just joking, but that *is* more-or-less how you'd do it.)

I have to write a program to multiply two matries.

Okay... "square" matrices, I suppose? How many elements? How big are the elements? The mention of "8086" suggests dos, right? What assembler are you using? Give us an idea of what parts you *can* do, and perhaps we can help.

Best,
Frank

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