Getting Started - History of assembler, binary and hexadecimal numbers Using ASM to create faster and improved GET/PUT routines for your QB program. A good supplement to one of the more complete series. This tutorial is far from complete, but it covers the most important topics right of the bat. Better-written and more interesting than most.Ī well-written introduction to ASM covering topics like 'Assembling' in DEBUG, using CALL ABSOLUTE and exchanging variable data between QB and ASM. This tutorial is tailored especially toward QuickBasic, and gives a lot of good insights. (QBOA Issue 2)Ī great ASM tutorial for beginners. Some tricks you can do with ASM in QuickBasic - retreiving DEF SEG segments, various screen info, and a bit more. Passing parameters between ASM code and QB functions. This also includes a nice BASIC tutorial. Incredibly thorough, and hits on topics that none of the other ASM tutorials don't touch. (QBOA Issue 4)Ī giant book covering all aspects of ASM programming (more than 26 chapters). This will show you how to convert this notation to ASM. Infix notation is the arithmetic formula notation where numbers and operations are written in a "tree format".
Includes mouse routines, fast graphics routines and a several custom ASM graphics routines too. How To: Assembly Language Routines, Fast Graphical Routines, Mouse Stuff and More. This tutorial explains how to do DOS and BIOS interrupt calls, instant memory block copies and fast color single-line box drawings in QBasic. Covers the basics of the ASM language.Īchieving advanced QuickBasic functions through the free QBasic interpreter, using CALL ABSOLUTE and assembly routines. 1)Įxplains how to use DEBUG.COM to create your own assembler programs. Using both Near Strings and Far Strings in PDS 7.X, and dealing with their memory locations. Useful!Ĭonverting ASM String Functions to BASIC 7.X Using snippets of assembly in your QB program to speed up graphics and use the mouse.ĭiscusses interrupt vectors and interrupt handlers, and explains how you can incorporate ASM code into your QBasic programs through a variety of tricks and "short longcuts".Ī very short tutorial on making ASM libraries for QB.Ī nice tutorial that shows how to use interrupts through ASM. Assumes you already know both QuickBasic and ASM. (QB Chronicles #4)Ĭreating assembly routines specifically for QuickBasic - dealing with common variables and such. This tutorial covers just the basics of ASM, for the new assembler programmer.
The start of a great ASM series that was unfortunately never finished. Basically shows how to do 386 ASM in QuickBASIC. Highly recommended! Created by a student at the University of Guadalajara.Ī nice tutorial including lots of source. Only about 1/2 done, and most likely will never be finished.Ī very large ASM tutorial. section)Ī very good tutorial for ASM beginners.
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