--------------- FIDO MESSAGE AREA==> TOPIC: 145 ASSEMBLY LANG. Ref: F4200030Date: 03/27/98 From: BRIAN MCCLOUD Time: 04:47am \/To: FERNANDO ARIEL GONT (Read 1 times) Subj: Problem to make a compile FAG> BM> Technically, that's a cross-assembler, not a compiler. FAG>What is a "cross-assebler"? (I mean, what's the difference between a FAG>cross-assembler and an assembler?) For a cross-assembler, The code produced is for a different chip than the hip used to generate the code. For a regular assembler, the code produced runs on the same chip it was generated with. ((Cloud)) MauveCloud@juno.com MauveCloud@yahoo.com * OLX 2.2 * I'm in shape ... round's a shape isn't it? --- PCBoard (R) v15.3/M 10 * Origin: Next time, Dial The Wrong Number! (209) 943-1880 (1:208/205) --------------- FIDO MESSAGE AREA==> TOPIC: 145 ASSEMBLY LANG. Ref: F4200031Date: 03/28/98 From: AUKE REITSMA Time: 10:28pm \/To: DAVE MCDONOUGH (Read 1 times) Subj: New PDN files at <> Matter of fact, even the C/C++ issues are _swamped_ with JK>> Java now to some C programmers' dismay . DM> Is there a C++ message base laying around? If so I need to know DM> what it is so that I can get the sysop to include it here.. Tell the sysop to look in the Elist. There's the C_echo and there's _plusplus for respectively C and C++ Greetings from _____ /_|__| Auke Reitsma, Delft, The Netherlands. / | \ -------------------------------------- --- GEcho 1.00 * Origin: Home by the C (Auke.Reitsma@net.hcc.nl) (2:281/400.20) --------------- FIDO MESSAGE AREA==> TOPIC: 145 ASSEMBLY LANG. Ref: F4200032Date: 03/28/98 From: EDDY THILLEMAN Time: 05:24pm \/To: BRYAN SCHWARTZ (Read 2 times) Subj: flat.xx Hi Bryan, 02 Feb 98, Bryan Schwartz of 1:348/206 wrote to Peter Magnusson: BS> How do i decode your code? Where do you get this 'xx3402' ? BS> eg. xx3402 d flat.xx If you still want to find it: you can find xx3402 in SWAG (a large collection of pascal source in various areas), you can find SWAG on various bulletin boards or on the internet at http://www.gdsoft.com/swag/swag.html or at ftp://ftp.gdsoft.com/pub/swag/. Probably you can get it separate from SWAG, I am not sure. It's in a zip file of about 46 KB and it comes with documentation how to use it (the complete SWAG collection is something 5 or 8 MB). Cheers, Eddy ... * <- Tribble O <- Tribble Grunting With Power! --- MBM v4.14 * Origin: Speedy Gonsalez (2:500/143.7) --------------- FIDO MESSAGE AREA==> TOPIC: 145 ASSEMBLY LANG. Ref: F4200033Date: 04/01/98 From: DAVE MCDONOUGH Time: 09:12pm \/To: EDWARD RUTLEDGE (Read 0 times) Subj: Now that sounds like a -=> Quoting Dave Mcdonough to Edward Rutledge <=- DM> I had a virus that did that.. reset the CMOS all the time. The drives DM> (luckily) still worked, but shut off after every 2 minutes of DM> inactivity. damn annoying. ER> Now that sounds like a royal pain in the neck. I noticed the nice ER> little word "had" in your statement. It sounds like you got rid of ER> that virus. Which antivirus software did you use? Or rather what ER> method did you use to get rid of that virus. F-PROT, all the way. :) Easier to use, less bullcrap, and free. It makes McAffee a stupid thing to pay for when F-PROT for dos is freeware (although the windows one isn't, but then again, that's what windows users get for being that way) ... Calling all suckers... report for duty! --- Bink/Max/GE 1.20 Pro * Origin: Analytical Engine CBCS [440] 942-3876 (1:157/554) --------------- FIDO MESSAGE AREA==> TOPIC: 145 ASSEMBLY LANG. Ref: F4200034Date: 04/01/98 From: DAVE MCDONOUGH Time: 09:15pm \/To: GARY ROSS (Read 0 times) Subj: asm music and 3d image and scrolling. GR> i am looking on how to program a 3d image and GR> scrolling info on the screen with music... can you help also looking GR> to program in Pascal 7.0 also for the same thing... thanks... Sounds like a demo to me.:) ... Windows:From the people who brought you EDLIN! --- Bink/Max/GE 1.20 Pro * Origin: Analytical Engine CBCS [440] 942-3876 (1:157/554) --------------- FIDO MESSAGE AREA==> TOPIC: 145 ASSEMBLY LANG. Ref: F4300000Date: 04/01/98 From: CRAIG HART Time: 02:56pm \/To: DAVE MCDONOUGH (Read 0 times) Subj: CMOS Hi.. > CH> Basicly, you need a thing called an eprom programmer. I built mine from > CH> a kit published by an australian electronics magazine and sold by a Do > you have a schematic? I'd like to build one. Try to find the magazine - Electronics Australia - unsure which edition it was in exactly - about 1994 I think... Most hobbiest electonics magazines have published at least one eprom programmer design over the years, so try your local library perhaps? > CH> Could we move this discussion to tech or dr_debug? It's drifting > CH> off topic. > sorry.. I don't thing this bbs has those areas.. OK.. but let's keep it short - or take it to netmail, which your BBS must carry, by Fidonet rules. I'm currently writing a program for examining the Plug and Play features found on modern motherboards - PnP BIOS, ESCD, DMI, DPMS, etc... have you (or any lurkers reading this) any experience in this area? I'm especially looking for the EISA specifications, as these are the key to PnP... it would seem that the only place to find them, however, is on Compuserve PlugPlay forum, which I don't have access to. Craig --- FMail/386 1.20+ * Origin: Communications Barrier BBS (03) 9585 1112, 24hrs (3:632/533) --------------- FIDO MESSAGE AREA==> TOPIC: 145 ASSEMBLY LANG. Ref: F4300001Date: 04/01/98 From: EDWARD RUTLEDGE Time: 02:10am \/To: SCOTT MCNAY (Read 0 times) Subj: Thank you very much... -=> Quoting Scott Mcnay to Edward Rutledge <=- SM> *** Edward Rutledge wrote in a message to Ole Hejlskov: SM> A simple-minded program isn't difficult. At least TWICE, I've SM> written one on the fly to wipe out the CMOS of a computer that SM> has screwed-up settings (this happens once in a while, and the SM> cure is to just wipe the CMOS and let the BIOS put in default SM> values). SM> I usually just run up QBASIC: SM> for a = 0 to 255 SM> out &h70,a SM> out &h71,a SM> next a SM> The value written to &H71 can be any value instead of A. I SM> use A because writing 0 sometimes causes the checksum(s) to be SM> correct. I want them to NOT be correct, so that the BIOS will SM> rebuild it all from scratch. SM> Some computers, such as some Packard Bell models, have a SM> password jumper. Thank you for this information. I have just captured it to paper. I doubt if I will ever need this information, but who knows? Thanks again... I duplicated what you said so that others may "glom onto" it if they want. Ed ___ Blue Wave/386 v2.30 --- DB 1.39/004485 * Origin: The Diamond Bar BBS, San Dimas CA, 909-599-2088 (1:218/1001) --------------- FIDO MESSAGE AREA==> TOPIC: 145 ASSEMBLY LANG. Ref: F4400000Date: 04/03/98 From: SCOTT MCNAY Time: 06:46am \/To: CRAIG HART (Read 0 times) Subj: CMOS *** Craig Hart wrote in a message to Dave McDonough: CH> I'm currently writing a program CH> for examining the Plug and Play features found on modern CH> motherboards - PnP BIOS, ESCD, DMI, DPMS, etc... have you CH> (or any lurkers reading this) any experience in this area? CH> I'm especially looking for the EISA specifications, as these CH> are the key to PnP... it would seem that the only place to CH> find them, however, is on Compuserve PlugPlay forum, which I CH> don't have access to. Have you checked out Ralf Brown's list? There seems to be lots of PnP info in there. --Scott. --- timEd 1.01 * Origin: Wizard's BBS, 254-554-2146, Pager=616-3609 (1:395/11) --------------- FIDO MESSAGE AREA==> TOPIC: 145 ASSEMBLY LANG. Ref: F4400001Date: 03/31/98 From: REN HOK Time: 03:00am \/To: OLE HEJLSKOV (Read 0 times) Subj: I need some help.. HBO Ole! OH> I have a frend and he have forgot his BIOS password. OH> I prommised him to look for a program to reset then BIOS password or OH> change it. OH> Anyone have a code? if you have an AMI BIOS, try this: ; --- Cut Here