True, but that's why there is a problem, and why this thread exits ;)
As you know, I dont know much about ASM except a few of the most important commands. Never was much of a reason to learn it. You can have JMP "goto" a specific point in the program. Use this for the ends of the loop. Then just do comparisons, increment a variable using whatever system bmax uses, and then do all of the asm after words, repeat. where is there stack use in this?
As you know, I dont know much about ASM except a few of the most important commands. Never was much of a reason to learn it. You can have JMP "goto" a specific point in the program. Use this for the ends of the loop. Then just do comparisons, increment a variable using whatever system bmax uses, and then do all of the asm after words, repeat. where is there stack use in this?