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Not very sure, but here's my view : **1st case :** stack contains num1 at st(1) and num2 at st(0). So fmul causes num1*num2 result to be stored in st(0) **2nd Case:** stack only contains num1 at st(0), but num2 is not placed on stack. Result is stored at st(0)

I got this delay routine while searching the internet for ways to introduce a time delay (4-5 sec) in my assembly program. I fed it into a HelloWorld program to display 'Helloworld' box message after 10 sec from the execution of the program. Here's the code .386 .model flat, stdcall …

Try including the file containing subroutines in your main file.. Not sure about syntax exactly, but its like include file.inc where file.inc contains your subroutines, etc

I have an assembly file where i am randomly inserting floating point instructions like fmul st2, st0 fdiv st1, st0 at random places in the assembly program. When compiling with TASM tasm32 /z /m3 /ml I get errors as : Undefined symbol st0, Undefined symbol st2 Could anyone help me …

i've got a problem with x86 assembly instructions.. I'm trying to compile an ASM file using Borland TASM 5.0 using command [code]tasm32 /z /m /ml MyFile.asm[/code] However, there is an instruction in that ASM file - SUB ECX, FFFFFF88 which the assembler declares as - Undefined Symbol : FFFFFF88 It …