IBM PC assembly language and programming Peter Abel.
Detalles de publicación: Englewood Cliffs, N.J. Prentice-Hall c1991.Edición: 2nd. edDescripción: xviii, 540 p. illISBN:- 0134489454
- 005.265 A141s
- QA76.8.I2594 A236 1987
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- I Fundamentals Of Pc Hardware And Software
- 1 Basic Features of PC Hardware
- Bits and Bytes
- The Binary Number System
- Hexadecimal Representation
- ASCII Code
- PC Components
- Internal Memory
- Segments and Addressing
- Registers
- Hardware Interrupts
- 2 Instruction Addressing and Execution
- Features of an Operating System
- The BIOS Boot Process
- The System Program Loader
- The Stack
- Instruction Execution and Addressing
- Instruction Operands
- Protected Mode
- 3 Examining Computer Memory and Executing Instructions
- Using the DEBUG Program
- Viewing Memory Locations
- Machine Language Example I: Using Immediate Data
- Machine Language Example II: Using Defined Data
- An Assembly Language Program
- Using the INT Instruction
- Using the PTR Operator
- II Fundamentals Of Assembly Language
- 4 Requirements for Coding in Assembly Language
- Assembly Language Features
- Conventional Segment Directives
- Simplified Segment Directives
- Initializing for Protected Mode
- Defining Types of Data
- Equate Directives
- 5 Assembling, Linking, and Executing Programs
- Preparing a Program for Assembling and Execution
- Two-Pass Assembler
- Linking an Object Program
- Executing a Program
- The Cross-Reference Listing
- Error Diagnostics
- The Assembler Location Counter
- Writing .COM Programs
- 6 Symbolic Instructions and Addressing
- The Symbolic Instruction Set An Overview
- Data Transfer Instructions
- Basic Arithmetic Instructions
- Repetitive Move Operations
- The INT Instruction
- Addressing Modes
- The Segment Override Prefix
- Near and Far Addresses
- Aligning Data Addresses
- 7 Program Logic and Control
- Short, Near, and Far Addresses
- The JMP Instruction
- The LOOP Instruction
- The Flags Register
- The CMP Instruction
- Conditional Jump Instructions
- Calling Procedures
- The Effect of Program Execution on the Stack
- Boolean Operations
- Shifting Bits
- Rotating Bits
- Organizing a Program
- III Video And Keyboard Operations
- 8 Introduction to Video and Keyboard Processing
- Screen Features
- Setting the Cursor
- Clearing the Screen
- INT 21H Function 09H for Screen Display
- INT 21H Function 0AH for Keyboard Input
- INT 21H Function 02H for Screen Display
- File Handles
- INT 21H Function 40H for Screen Display
- INT 21H Function 3FH for Keyboard Input
- 9 Video Systems
- Components of a Video System
- Video Modes
- Attributes
- BIOS INT 10H Operations
- Using Graphics Mode
- Direct Video Display
- ASCII Characters for Boxes and Menus
- 10 Keyboard Operations
- BIOS Keyboard Data Areas
- INT 21H for Keyboard Input
- INT 16H for Keyboard Input
- Extended Function Keys and Scan Codes
- BIOS INT 09H and the Keyboard Buffer
- IV Data Manipulation
- 11 Processing String Data
- Features of String Operations
- MOVS: Move String Instruction
- LODS: Load String Instruction
- STOS: Store String Instruction
- Program: Using LODS and STOS to Edit Data
- CMPS: Compare String Instruction
- SCAS: Scan String Instruction
- Alternative Coding for String Instructions
- Replicating a Pattern
- 12 Arithmetic I: Processing Binary Data
- Processing Unsigned and Signed Binary Data
- Addition and Subtraction of Binary Data
- Multiplying Binary Data
- Dividing Binary Data
- The Numeric Data Processor
- 13 Arithmetic II: Processing ASCII and BCD Data
- Data in Decimal Format
- Processing ASCII Data
- Processing Packed BCD Data
- Converting ASCII Data to Binary Format
- Converting Binary Data to ASCII Format
- Shifting and Rounding a Product
- 14 Defining and Processing Tables
- Defining Tables
- Direct Addressing of Table Entries
- Searching a Table
- The XLAT (Translate) Instruction
- Sorting Table Entries
- Address Tables
- Two-Dimensional Arrays
- V Advanced Input/Output
- 15 Facilities for Using the Mouse
- Basic Mouse Operations
- Program: Displaying the Mouse Location
- More Advanced Mouse Operations
- Program: Using the Mouse with a Menu
- 16 Disk Storage I: Organization
- Characteristics of a Disk Storage Device
- The Disk System Areas and Data Area
- The Boot Record
- The Directory
- The File Allocation Table
- Processing Files on Disk
- 17 Disk Storage II: Writing and Reading Files
- ACSIIZ Strings
- File Handles
- Error Return Codes
- File Pointers
- Creating Disk Files
- Reading Disk Files
- Random Processing
- 18 Disk Storage III: INT 21H Functions for Support Disks and Files
- Operations Handling Disk Drives
- Operations Handling the Directory and the FAT
- Operations Handling Disk Files
- 19 Disk Storage IV: INT 13H Disk Functions
- BIOS Status Byte
- Basic INT 13H Disk Operations
- Other INT 13H Disk Operations
- 20 Facilities for Printing
- Common Printer Control Characters
- INT 21H Function 40H: Print Characters
- Special Printer Control Characters
- BIOS INT 17H Functions for Printing
- VI Special Topics
- 21 Defining and Using Macros
- Simple Macro Definitions
- Using Parameters in Macros
- Using Comments in Macros
- Nested Macros
- Macro Directives
- 22 Linking to Subprograms
- The SEGMENT Directive
- Intrasegment Calls
- Intersegment Calls
- The EXTRN and PUBLIC Attributes
- Using EXTRN and PUBLIC for an Entry Point
- Defining the Code Segment as PUBLIC
- Using Simplified Segment Directives
- Passing Parameters to a Subprogram
- The ENTER and LEAVE Instructions
- Linking a C/C++ Program with an Assembly Language Program
- 23 Program Loading and Overlays
- The Program Segment Prefix
- The High-Memory Area
- Memory Allocation Strategy
- The Program Loader
- Allocating and Freeing Memory
- Loading or Executing a Program Function
- Program Overlays
- Resident Programs
- VII Reference Chapters
- 24 BIOS Data Areas, Interrupts, and Ports
- The Boot Process
- The BIOS Data Area
- Interrupt Services
- BIOS Interrupts
- INT 21H Services
- Ports
- String Input/Output
- Generating Sound
- 25 Operators and Directives
- Type Specifiers
- Operators
- Directives
- 26 The PC Instruction Set
- Register Notation
- The Addressing Mode Byte
- The Instruction Set
- Appendix A Conversion between Hexadecimal and Decimal Numbers
- Appendix B ASCII Character Codes
- Appendix C The DEBUG Program
- Appendix D Reserved Words
- Appendix E Assembling and Linking Programs
- Appendix F Keyboard Scan Codes and ASCII Codes
- Index