Assembler mov dx, offset msg?
mov dx, offset msg
Below you can see what the command means. What surprises me is that
offset msg writes. Why offset msg?
mov dx, offset msg
Below you can see what the command means. What surprises me is that
offset msg writes. Why offset msg?
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The basic addressing in 16-bit mode is clear?
You can address with 16 bit 64K to address more memory you need
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determines the offset, i.e. the distance, to the base(address) of the segment (relative address) udn mov moves it into the target register.
DS:DX would be the address of msg (if msg is in the data segment).
“The basic addressing in 16-bit mode is clear?
You can address with 16 bit 64K to address more memory”
64K?
As usual in memory: 1024 as a factor.