Some assembly

[jamesbrown]

What’s the hourly rate and can you disguise it as a loan?

[Old Greg]

One can live in hope.

And a merry Christmas to you too.

[Zigenare]

One can live in hope.

[Old Greg]

[Shivers]

Aaaarrrrrrgggggghhhhhhhhhhh,

84 year old father called. He's bought a new Vax vacuum cleaner from Argos in the sales but can't put it together.

Downloaded instruction book - diagram shown makes little or no sense without the product in front of me.

Guess who's going to visit tomorrow!

Had the same problem last year.
Loads of 'handyman' adverts in the local papers. Got the job done quickly. I'd have been pissing around all day.

[ctdctd]

Aaaarrrrrrgggggghhhhhhhhhhh,

84 year old father called. He's bought a new Vax vacuum cleaner from Argos in the sales but can't put it together.

Downloaded instruction book - diagram shown makes little or no sense without the product in front of me.

Guess who's going to visit tomorrow!

[pacharan]

Is it strongly named?

[suityou01]

main:	
; initializes the two numbers and the counter.  Note that this assumes
; that the counter and num1 and num2 areas are contiguous!
;
	mov	ax,'00'		; initialize to all ASCII zeroes
	mov	di,counter		; including the counter
	mov	cx,digits+cntDigits/2	; two bytes at a time
	cld			; initialize from low to high memory
	rep	stosw		; write the data
	inc	ax		; make sure ASCII zero is in al
	mov	[num1 + digits - 1],al ; last digit is one
	mov	[num2 + digits - 1],al ; 
	mov	[counter + cntDigits - 1],al

	jmp	.bottom		; done with initialization, so begin

.top
	; add num1 to num2
	mov	di,num1+digits-1
	mov	si,num2+digits-1
	mov	cx,digits	; 
	call	AddNumbers	; num2 += num1
	mov	bp,num2		;
	call	PrintLine	;
	dec	dword [term]	; decrement loop counter
	jz	.done		;

	; add num2 to num1
	mov	di,num2+digits-1
	mov	si,num1+digits-1
	mov	cx,digits	;
	call	AddNumbers	; num1 += num2
.bottom
	mov	bp,num1		;
	call	PrintLine	;
	dec	dword [term]	; decrement loop counter
	jnz	.top		;
.done
	call	CRLF		; finish off with CRLF
	mov	ax,4c00h	; terminate
	int	21h		;

HTH

[Old Greg]

help is here.

am beyond help.

[AtW]

required.

Help is here.

[Old Greg]

required.