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[toddneumiller]

I am trying to convert some asm to c. Learning asm as I go...

LINIT: .DB 38H ;
.DB 0CH ;
.DB 06H ;
LSIZZ .EQU $-LINIT ;

My question what is the LSOZZ equal?

 

[Alex Hunsley]

I am trying to convert some asm to c. Learning asm as I go...

LINIT: .DB 38H ;
.DB 0CH ;
.DB 06H ;
LSIZZ .EQU $-LINIT ;

My question what is the LSOZZ equal?

Did you accidently send this to the wrong newsgroup by any chance?
Assembley and C aren't related to java in a direct way.
alex

 

[toddneumiller]

Yes I did..

Did you accidently send this to the wrong newsgroup by any chance?
Assembley and C aren't related to java in a direct way.
alex

 

[Roedy Green]

LINIT: .DB 38H ;
.DB 0CH ;
.DB 06H ;
LSIZZ .EQU $-LINIT ;

My question what is the LSOZZ equal?

undefined from the amount of information you have given.

 

[nos]

Actually, the answer is three.

".EQU" stands for equal
$ refers to the current location
LINIT refers to the location at the start of that line
three bytes are being defined
So the difference between these locations is 3

HTH

 

[Joona I Palaste]

Actually, the answer is three.

".EQU" stands for equal
$ refers to the current location
LINIT refers to the location at the start of that line
three bytes are being defined
So the difference between these locations is 3

Um, not to be a spoilsport of anything, but LSIZZ and LSOZZ are
different things.

 

[Sudsy]

I am trying to convert some asm to c. Learning asm as I go...

LINIT: .DB 38H ;
.DB 0CH ;
.DB 06H ;
LSIZZ .EQU $-LINIT ;

My question what is the LSOZZ equal?

3

(the difference between the current location counter and the
label LINIT...you've got three bytes defined)

 

[Roedy Green]

quoted :

I still maintain the answer is undefined.
If he had asked what LSIZZ was, the answer would be three.
LSOZZ is undefined.

 

[EJP]

The answer is undefined until somebody defines the assembly language we
are talking about.