* Srinivas G. <[email protected]> [Jun 20. 2005 16:52]:
> I am very sorry for asking such a silly question here.
>
> I have small doubt about ASM code in a C program. Actually I want to
> insert some asm instructions in a C program and after that I want to
> compile the C program.
>
> I want to include the following code in a simple C program and compile
> it.
>
> #define printf DbgPrint
>
> int main()
> {
> printf("Hello world program!\n");
> return 0;
> }
> void DbgPrint(char* str,...)
> {
> volatile USHORT i = 0;
> volatile UCHAR sch;
> while(str[i])
> {
> sch = str[i];
> i ++;
> asm mov ah,0x0E;
> asm mov al,sch;
>
> asm cmp al,0ah
> asm jne test
> asm mov al,0dh //; new line
> asm mov bx,07h
> asm int 10h
> asm mov al,0ah
> test:
> asm mov bx,0x07
> asm int 0x10
> }
> }
>
> Please let me know how to do it?
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