Assembler question?

[jova]

I know this is off topic but, Assembler forum is dead so here we go?

I'm programming in 80386 Intel environment

How do I printed out a value that's in a register

like example

mov bx, 3

how would I print out bx to the screen to see the value 3?

Any help is welcome

Thanks and sorry for the intrusion

 

[Frosted Flake]

Try:
alt.lang.asm
comp.lang.asm.x86
They seem active to me.

You would probably find instant answer with a google search.

 

[jova]

thanks for the group i was currently subscribed to alt.os.assembly which is
dead?

 

[Kevin Goodsell]

I know this is off topic but,

Starting a post with that should get a person automatically kill-filed,
particularly when the post isn't even remotely topical.

You don't order a Big Mac at the auto parts store just because McDonalds
is closed.

-Kevin

 

[jova]

shut up asshole

Starting a post with that should get a person automatically kill-filed,
particularly when the post isn't even remotely topical.

You don't order a Big Mac at the auto parts store just because McDonalds
is closed.

-Kevin

 

[Kevin Goodsell]

shut up asshole

Top-posting, off-topic posting without even ignorance as a defense, and
flaming people for condemn your bad behavior? You're gone.

*PLONK*

-Kevin

 

[jova]

Thanks for doing me the favor.

Have a nice day!!!

 

[E. Robert Tisdale]

I know this is off topic but Assembler forum is dead so here we go?
I'm programming in 80386 Intel environment.
How do I print out a value that's in a register like [for] example:

mov bx, 3

How would I print out bx to the screen to see the value 3?
Any help is welcome.
Thanks and sorry for the intrusion.

Kevin Goodsell decides to take it upon himself to reprimand jova

Starting a post with that
should get a person automatically kill-filed,
particularly when the post isn't even remotely topical.

You don't order a Big Mac at the auto parts store
just because McDonalds is closed.

Does anyone think that Kevin was trying to be helpful here?
Anyway, jova takes the bait:

shut up asshole

Now Kevin is outraged and indignant:

Top-posting, off-topic posting without even ignorance as a defense
and flaming people for condemn your bad behavior? You're gone.

*PLONK*

This pattern has been repeated so many times that I wonder,
"Does anybody still think that this is funny?"
Or is this just perverse entertainment for indigenous trolls?
Does anybody think that the comp.lang.c++ newsgroup needs
self-appointed off-topic cops?
Why couldn't Kevin just ignore the off-topic question?
Or why couldn't he simply redirect the question?

Like Frosted Flake did:

Try:
alt.lang.asm
comp.lang.asm.x86
They seem active to me.

You would probably find instant answer with a google search.

for which jova appears to be grateful:

Thanks for the group.
I was currently subscribed to alt.os.assembly which is dead?

The best way to deal with off-topic questions is to ignore them.
The best way to deal with off-topic cops is to ignore them.

 

[Bill Thompson]

I know this is off topic but Assembler forum is dead so here we go?
I'm programming in 80386 Intel environment.
How do I print out a value that's in a register like [for] example:

mov bx, 3

How would I print out bx to the screen to see the value 3?
Any help is welcome.
Thanks and sorry for the intrusion.

Kevin Goodsell decides to take it upon himself to reprimand jova

Starting a post with that
should get a person automatically kill-filed,
particularly when the post isn't even remotely topical.

You don't order a Big Mac at the auto parts store
just because McDonalds is closed.

Does anyone think that Kevin was trying to be helpful here?
Anyway, jova takes the bait:

shut up asshole

Now Kevin is outraged and indignant:

Top-posting, off-topic posting without even ignorance as a defense
and flaming people for condemn your bad behavior? You're gone.

*PLONK*

This pattern has been repeated so many times that I wonder,
"Does anybody still think that this is funny?"
Or is this just perverse entertainment for indigenous trolls?
Does anybody think that the comp.lang.c++ newsgroup needs
self-appointed off-topic cops?
Why couldn't Kevin just ignore the off-topic question?
Or why couldn't he simply redirect the question?

Like Frosted Flake did:

Try:
alt.lang.asm
comp.lang.asm.x86
They seem active to me.

You would probably find instant answer with a google search.

for which jova appears to be grateful:

Thanks for the group.
I was currently subscribed to alt.os.assembly which is dead?

The best way to deal with off-topic questions is to ignore them.
The best way to deal with off-topic cops is to ignore them.

This should go in the FAQ so you aren't forced to acknowledge the
aforementioned offenders.

 

[Claudio Puviani]

shut up asshole

You've just made the killfile. Good luck getting ANY help in the future.

Claudio Puviani

 

[jova]

if i really need help i will just change my email tag or use another group.

 

[Howard]

if i really need help i will just change my email tag or use another

group.

Yeah, you could do that. Or, you could apologize for your rude language on
the newsgroup. But somehow I doubt that you'll choose that route. Care to
prove me wrong?

-Howard

 

[E. Robert Tisdale]

If I really need help,
I will just change my email tag or use another group.

No.
Please, unless you really are a troll,
just apologize to Kevin Goodsell and then ignore him.

 

[jova]

Sorry for the rude language everyone.

group.

Yeah, you could do that. Or, you could apologize for your rude language on
the newsgroup. But somehow I doubt that you'll choose that route. Care to
prove me wrong?

-Howard

 

[E. Robert Tisdale]

Sorry for the rude language everyone.

Now, if Kevin Goodsell would only apologize to you ...

 

[Howard]

Sorry for the rude language everyone.

Speaking for the group, if I may...apology accepted. (And thanks for
proving me wrong!)

-Howard