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Rasim from Rasmurtech.com give us another tutorial on Assembly Language Programming . In this tutorial we will finally get our feet wet and code in Assembly. Rasim also shows us how to install emu8086 and print “Hello World”.
All references in this video came from:
Assembly Language for x86 Processors (6th Edition) http://goo.gl/n3ApG
Download:
emu8086: http://goo.gl/AXgw2u
Sample Code:
.model tiny ; com program , Code Data & Stack in one 64K Segment
.code ; code segment
org 100h ; code starts at offset 100h
main proc near
mov ah,09h ; function to display a string
mov dx,offset message ; offset of Message string terminating with $
int 21h ; dos interrupt
mov ah,4ch ; function to terminate
mov al,00
int 21h ; Dos Interrupt
endp
message db “Hello World $” ; Message to be displayed terminating with a $
end main
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Man, your previous works are great. that’s why im here in 15, but could you please explain why ah? 4 ch? al? 21h? 09h? dx? offset message? why is it main proc near? im trying to learn the best I can, but these things just appeared out of nowhere.
thanks man but would you please explain more why we need to mov ah 09h
although, I was hoping to get explanation when I get to the programming section, you keep reading !!!! the first four lines you went over, you haven’t explained anything about them!!!! Are you sure you understand AL?
a lot of things are not working here. well am the one who has it wrong wish u world explain some more
.MODEL SMALL
.STACK 100H
.DATA
STRING_1 DB ‘HELLO &’
STRING_2 DB ‘ CLASS &’
.CODE
MAIN PROC
MOV AX,@DATA
MOV DS,AX
LEA DX,STRING_1
MOV AH,9
INT 21H
MOV AH,2
MOV DL,0DH
INT 21H
MOV DL,0AH
INT 21H
LEA DX,STRING_2
MOV AH,9
INT 21H
MOV AH, 4CH
INT 21H
MAIN ENDP
END MAIN
Hi … i like very much your videos.you explain so good. Can you, please, post a video for quicksort writen in emu8086 ?
fuck you mother fucker you are reading or teaching ????????!!!
Worst video series ever created on Youtube.
All I understood is that I have to buy the book from Amazon. hahahaha. You may sound smart but you must have teaching skills in order to convey information to others. It’s Assembly Language and most of your videos are between 1 and 10 minutes!
I would have started with the schematics of the 8086 microprocessor.
What is the role of each register.
Introduce the flags registers.
Present the structure of a .asm program
Present the role of segments.
Present the addressing mode in .asm (segment + offset)
Then I would have started with relative easy things.
Defining data, basic arithmetic operations, data conversion.
You made like 15 videos of nothing, and then jumped to interrupts. There is a whole world before making any output in assembly.
Rasim, thanks for all the hard works. One question, may be because I did not follow your tutorial continuously, why beginning you installed masm32? currently my masm32 is creating some problems running program. would you like to give some documentation on running same program in masm32?
this was a waste of my time
this movie to review what you know or to learning? you very fast and not clear enough.
waste
With other tutorials I never got told about “int 21h” :O
Just one problem: This is DOS only, not windows, it will give you an access error.
OMg this is not only a waste of time but it is also confusing! The only thing you do is to read the code,”this is the code for that, this is the code for this”…i can read that code myself, your explanation for everything that is creating that program is non existing. If you do 928134679126 videos atleast do them really detailed!
Hello!!, how can I print 2 messages?, for example, print one msg in one line and another msg in a second line. thanks!!
i cant understand these registors
🙁
No work.
I guess this is not fair at all !
You still go on reading . For god sake we don’t want a reader , we want to understand Mov ah , etc .You are going on feeding yourself with views and subscribers , while we here are pointless of watching your video . Do us a favour. Explain us in detail , about it’s usage in detail!
Hey your videos are great! I was wondering how to I can program a code that stores numbers 0-9 in sequential memory and the program should be able to search for one of the stored numbers and display it on a DOT Matrix. By stopping the program and changing the target number, the program has to search for the new target, in memory, and display it. the program must stop when it finds and displays the target number. If a target number is chosen that is not in memory, the display must show the letter ‘N’, Thanks so much much man keep the great videos coming!!
This course is one of the best ones on assembly language for x86 processors I found so far. But you do need to have a book to understand it. Best of luck!
i knew from the beginning this was a waste of time, but now i’m sure of it.
you didn’t explain anything
the only thing clear to me is the mov instruction (which i already knew from the beginning…)
how do i make a window in assembler?
pls could you explain the first 6 lines of your code? are they some sort of library? if so ,is dis the format we use for any code we want to write? are they metadata? pls clarify …… thanks
NASM and MASM, what’s the difference? Up until this point I’ve been learning NASM, but if MASM seems to be better for low-level development I’ll try to learn it.
U didn’t explain it well, u just simply read it out
I would rather use notepad plus plus. And use a .bat file as my compiler.
terrible !!!!!!!!
plz share your notes in doc file..thanks
how to move the output string in the middle ?
what you just did, is that you came in for a math class for firstgraders, pointed at an equal sign, said: “This, is an equal sign.” then left the classroom.
The next lesson, you came back, showed them an equation, and expected everyone to understand what the hell you where saying. I get SOME of this, because I already know a bit about how processors work, but I STILL Have no clue whatsoever of what you just did. You can’t make a tutorial like this and then call it “for beginnres”…
EMU8086 Regstration key: User: ISHAAN,glaitm Key:27R3VDEFYFX4N0VC3FRTQZX