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Irvine K.R. — Assembly Language for Intel-Based Computers
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Íàçâàíèå: Assembly Language for Intel-Based ComputersÀâòîð: Irvine K.R. Àííîòàöèÿ: his text is designed for students and professionals interested in learning the basics of operating systems, architecture, and programming in the context of a microprocessor. In his eagerly anticipated fourth edition, Kip Irvine concentrates on the combined Windows/MS-DOS operating system and thoroughly covers 32-bit assembly language applications for Intel-based computers.
ßçûê: Ðóáðèêà: Computer science /Ñòàòóñ ïðåäìåòíîãî óêàçàòåëÿ: Ãîòîâ óêàçàòåëü ñ íîìåðàìè ñòðàíèö ed2k: ed2k stats Èçäàíèå: 4th editionÃîä èçäàíèÿ: 2003Êîëè÷åñòâî ñòðàíèö: 708Äîáàâëåíà â êàòàëîã: 15.11.2009Îïåðàöèè: Ïîëîæèòü íà ïîëêó |
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.ELSE directive 217—218 .ELSEIF directive 217 .ENDIF directive 217 .IF directive 217—223 .WHILE directive 222—223 16-bit MS-DOS programming 457—493 16-bit Parity, XOR instruction 185 16-bit programs, assembling and linking 78 16-bit real-address mode 3 614—615 16-bit registers 124 16-bit starting cluster number field 506 16550 UART (Universal Asynchronous Receiver Transmitter) 57 20-bit linear address calculation 49—50 32-bit programs, assembling and linking 78 32-bit protected mode 3 32-bit protected mode, assembling and linking programs 612—614 32-bit Windows programming 379—430 AAA (ASCII adjust after addition) 252 619 AAD (ASCII adjust before division) 253—254 619 AAM (ASCII adjust after multiplication) 253 619 AAS (ASCII adjust after subtraction) 253 619 Absolute address 49—50 Access Levels 382 Access three levels 537 Activation record 275 ADC (add with carry) 620 ADC instruction 248 ADD (add) 70 620 ADD example 73 Addition and subtraction 107—114 Addition and subtraction example program 113—114 Addition and subtraction flags 110—113 Addition and subtraction implementing arithmetic expressions 109—110 Addition and subtraction INC and DEC instructions 107—108 Addition and subtraction instructions 108—109 Addition and subtraction NEG instruction 109 Addition and subtraction, binary 15 Additive inverse 19 ADDR operator 265—266 Address 48—50 Address bus 33 address space 41 AddSub program 74 AddSub program, adding variables to 87 AddSub program, alternative version 74—75 AddThree procedure 285 AddTwo procedure 278—280 Advanced procedures 259—299 ALIGN directive 116 Align, align type 587 Align, segment syntax 586 Allocate adequate stack space 262—263 American Standard Code for Information Interchange (ASCII) 21 AND (logical AND) instruction 181—183 620 Application Programming Interface (API) 380 archive bit 507 Arguments 155 164 Arguments initializers, default 360 Arguments types, INVOKE 264—265 Arguments, C++programs 439 Arguments, checking for missing 359—360 Arithmetic expression implement 245—247 Arithmetic logic unit (ALU) 32 arithmetic operators 65 Arithmetic shifts vs. logical shifts 229 Arithmetic status flags DIV and IDIV 243—244 Array multiplication example 308—309 Array of doubleword values 84—85 Array of word values 84 Array size, maximum number of comparisons 322 ArrayFill Example 281—282 Arrays of structures 336 Arrays, calculating the sizes 90—91 Arrays, indirect addressing 120—121 Arrays, time 319—320 Arrays, two-dimensional 315—318 ArraySum procedure 172 268 432 ArraySum procedure, flowchart 166—167 ArraySum program 291—296 ASCII and packed decimal arithmetic 251—254 ASCII control characters 464—465 ASCII digit string 22 ASCII strings 22 ASCII table 23 ASCII, decimal 251—252 ASM code generation, Visual C++ command-line options 448 Assemble-link-execute cycle 77—78 Assembler 2 3—4 Assembler, installing and using 611—615 Assembling and linking batch file 295—296 Assembly language 11 63—96 Assembly language Optimize C++ code 448—455 Assembly Language Sources 380 Assembly language vs. C++ 5 Assembly language vs. Java 5 Assembly language vs. machine language 5 Assembly language, access levels 59 Assembly language, applications 7—8 Assembly language, assembling. linking, and running programs 77—80 Assembly language, basic elements 64—72 Assembly language, defining data 80—88 Assembly language, example 72—77 Assembly language, high-level languages comparison 7—8 Assembly language, real-address mode programming 93—95 Assembly language, rules 7 Assembly language, symbolic constants 89—93 ASSUME directive 588 Attribute byte 540 Attribute byte constructing 541 Automatic code generation 261—262 Auxiliary carry flag 44 Average seek time 497 Background color (attribute) 538—539 Base address field 51 425 Base-index displacement 317—318 Base-index operands 315—317 Batch files, assembling and linking 295—296 Batch files, commands 613 614—615 Big endian order 86 Binary addition 15 Binary bit position values 14 Binary equivalents 17 Binary file creating 487—491 Binary multiplication 237 Binary numbers 13—15 22 Binary search 321—328 Binary search, test program 324—328 BIOS (Basic Input-Output System) 54 58 59—60 458 649—659 BIOS DATA AREA 528—529 BIOS data area, segment 0040h 528—529 BIOS level access 537—538 BIOS level programming 527—582 Bit extraction 182 Bit string isolating 238—239 Bit testing instructions 198—199 bits 13—14 Blinking attribute 539 540—541 Block-structured IF statements 202—204 Boolean algebra 25—26 Boolean and comparison instructions, conditional processing 180—189 Boolean expressions 26—27 Boolean expressions, relational operators 360 Boolean function 27—29 Boolean operations, AND operation 26—27 Boolean operations, NOT operation 26 Boolean operations, OR operation 27 Borland C++ data types in 16-bit applications 441 Borland C++ linking 440—441 BOUND (check array bounds) instruction 621 Break_handler procedure 603 BSF (bit scan forward) 621 BSR (bit scan reverse) 621 BSWAP (byte swap) 621 BT (bit test) instruction 198—199 622 BTC (bit test and complement) instruction 199 622 BTR (bit test and reset) instruction 199 622 BTS (bit test and set) instruction 199 622 Bubble sort 319—321 Bubble sort, test program 324—328 Bus 33 Bus Interface Unit (BIU) 35 BYTE align type 587 Byte, defining byte data 81—83 Byte, storage sizes 16 C Specifier 278 C++ vs. assembly language 5 C++, linking to 439—455 Cache memory 37 CalcSum program 286—288 CalcSum program, stack frame 287 Calculating 16-bit sum 317 Calculating a factorial 288—290 CALL (call procedure) instruction 74 161—164 622 Calling ArraySum 165 Calling convention 432 Capitalization, approaches to 74 Carry flag (CF) 44 110—111 Carry flag (CF), boolean and comparison instructions 180—189 Carry flag (CF), recovering a bit from the Carry flag 233 Cartesian Coordinates, converting to screen coordinates 562—563 Cartesian Coordinates, demonstration program 559—562 CBW (convert byte to word) instruction 243 622 CDQ (convert doubleword to quadword (IA-32)) 623 CDQ instruction 243 Central processor unit (CPU) 32—35 Central processor unit (CPU) flags 181 Central processor unit (CPU) flags, Carry flag 110—111 Central processor unit (CPU) flags, Overflow flag 111—112 Central processor unit (CPU) flags, setting and clearing 188 Characters, character constants 67 Characters, character storage 21—23 Characters, converting characters to upper case 182—183 Characters, converting to pixel coordinates 571 Characters, scan for matching characters 307 Characters, string example 212—213 Check keyboard buffer (11h) 533 Checksum 597 Chipset 54—55 Cipher text 195 class type 588 CLC (clear carry flag) instruction 232—233 623 CLD (clear direction flag) instruction 623 ClearKeyboard procedure 535—536 CLI (clear interrupt flag) instruction 601 623 clock 33 Clock cycle 33—37 Clock Generator 54 Close file handle (3Eh) 479—480 CloseHandle function 395 Clrscr procedure 141 554—555 Clusters 500—501 CMC (complement carry flag) instruction 624 CMOS RAM 56 CMP (compare) instruction 186—187 624 CMPS (compare strings) instruction 305 329 624 CMPSB (compare bytes) instruction 304—307 624 CMPSD (compare doublewords) instruction 304—305 624 CMPSW (compare words) instruction 304—305 624 CMPXCHG (compare and exchange) instruction 625 Code directive example 73—74 Code labels 69—70 Code optimization 452 Code Prefetch Unit 35 Code segment 74 584—586 CodeView command-line options 668—669 CodeView debugger 668—669 Color controlling 539—541 Color displaying a color string 552—554 Color indexes (Mode 13h) 563—565 COM programs 593—595 Combine type 587—588 Combining segments 590—591 Command processor 458 Command tail, MS-DOS 485—487 Comments 71 76 Comparing two strings 306—307 Complex Instruction Set (CISC) 46—47 Compound expressions 204—205 220—221 conditional processing 179—226 Conditional processing, .IF directive 217—223 Conditional processing, application 211—217 Conditional processing, Boolean and comparison instructions 180—189 Conditional processing, finite-state machines 211—217 Conditional processing, jumps 189—200 629—630 Conditional processing, loop instructions 200—202 Conditional processing, structures 202—211 Conditional transfer 127 Conditional-assembly directives 358—370 Console definition 140 Console functions 384—386 Console handles 383—384 Console input 386—389 Console output 389—392 Console window manipulation 398—402 Control bus 33 Control flags 44 Control unit (CU) 32 Conventional machine language 10 COORD structure 334 Copying a doubleword array 304 Copying a string 130—131 Create or open file (716Ch) 478—479 Create subdirectory (39h) 521 CreateFile function 392—395 Creating local variables 282—283 Creating multimodule programs 290—296 Crlf procedure 141 Ctrl-Break Handler example 602—604 Current location counter 60—91 Cursor controlling 402—403 Cursor showing and hiding 545—546 Custom interrupt handler 601—604 CWD (convert word to doubleword) instruction 243 625 Cylinders (disk) 496—497 DAA (decimal adjust after addition) instruction 254 625 DAS (decimal adjust after subtraction) instruction 254 625 Data area (BIOS) 458 Data bus 33 Data definition statement 81 data labels 70 Data representation 12—25 Data segment 74 Data transfer 98—107 Data transfer, direct memory operands 99—100 Data transfer, direct-offset operands 104—105 Data transfer, example program 105—106 Data transfer, LAHF and SAHF instructions 103 Data transfer, MOV instruction 100—101 Data transfer, operand types 98—99 Data transfer, XCHG instruction 104 Data transfer, zero/sign extension of integers 101—103 Data-related operators and directives 115—120 Date stamp field 507 Date/time function 472—476 DB directive 82 Debugging protected mode programs 612 Debugging tip 168 Debugging, Borland C++ 441 DEC (decrement) instruction 107—108 626 Decimal arithmetic 251—254
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