2009-10-26 15:13:02 UTC
No enlightenment on BASIC, but the trick for "pre /pre" is the fifth hieroglyph above. Looks like 101/010 on two lines in my browser. Control-k to make it stop. Should have mentioned that after my test. :)
Lemme try it again...
-u 1,23
0D87:0001 BA2810 MOV DX,1028
0D87:0004 8EDA MOV DS,DX
0D87:0006 8CD3 MOV BX,SS
0D87:0008 2BDA SUB BX,DX
0D87:000A D1E3 SHL BX,1
0D87:000C D1E3 SHL BX,1
0D87:000E D1E3 SHL BX,1
0D87:0010 D1E3 SHL BX,1
0D87:0012 FA CLI
0D87:0013 8ED2 MOV SS,DX
0D87:0015 03E3 ADD SP,BX
0D87:0017 FB STI
0D87:0018 B81A00 MOV AX,001A
0D87:001B 50 PUSH AX
0D87:001C 9ACA1D890D CALL 0D89:1DCA
0D87:0021 B44C MOV AH,4C
0D87:0023 CD21 INT 21
-q
That's your working Masm code from above. Look better? we shall see... Looks like it didn't work. :( Back to the drawing board...
I suspect you're right that the ".model medium, basic" is the key to it, but I can't see what it's doing that Nasm isn't.
The NASMX project has a nice forum... and some Masm users there, too. I'll ask...
Best,
Frank
