eagle SG A bit la... push eax pop eax mov eax, 30h etc I learnt a bit... Think forget quite a lot liao... Practiced a bit in game hacking, but now quit liao
EngAudListCo_Director SG Assembly Language is one of the most basic machine code for the Microprocessor. It is pure structured program....even more structured than C program. The file is usually in .asm. Mov a,b; Push Pop. What I am being taught, everything is based on the Mov command. But I have returned all knowledge to my uni lecturers liao. Which uni and course are you doing? What project you are doing? Serial or Parallel programming?? Btw, I know some gals who are very good in Assembly Language during my time. So maybe you want to change your Thread Header.
EngAudListCo_Director SG Wah.....like that also can guess correctly.....I guess my comments are pretty obvious for those who know what I am talking about
EngAudListCo_Director SG LONG LIVE TX3!!! Those are stressful times.....but fun. But frankly speaking which engineer will still work pain-stakingly on 8088 or 16-bit microcontroller when a billion transistors are now packed into a chipset. Well for knowledge and its fundamentals.
eagle SG Originally posted by EngAudListCo_Director: [b]LONG LIVE TX3!!! Those are stressful times.....but fun. But frankly speaking which engineer will still work pain-stakingly on 8088 or 16-bit microcontroller when a billion transistors are now packed into a chipset. Well for knowledge and its fundamentals.[/b]And using cheat engine to hack games
ximmortalx SG Erm.. I currently studying in NYP doing a course on Electronic, Computer and Communications Engg... Now I'm doing FYP.. I am to do a project to measure heartbeat... Do anyone know how?
eagle SG I'm also going for my Final Year soon. So I guess u need assemb lang to program some device to help u measure the heartbeat? Why not use C instead? Unless the concern for program size is really necessary
ximmortalx SG i don't learn C b4.. i only learnt assembly... i know i need to mesaure the time between the pulses... for example: the time measured is 750ms.. so.. 1/T = f, 1/750ms= 0.133 therefore 0.133*60 = 7.98 BPM... Its something like this...
ximmortalx SG But i don’t know how to write it in assembly… its difficult… I have to use a timer with capture… Anyone knows?
