; Collection of assembler support routines for NOS
; Copyright 1991 Phil Karn, KA9Q

;%    .MODEL  MEMMOD,C
include asmglobal.h        
	LOCALS
	%MACS
	.LALL
	extrn   ctick:proc
	public  eoi

; Hardware vector for timer linkage
; We use the timer hardware channel here instead of the indirect BIOS
; channel (1ch) because the latter is sluggish when running under DoubleDos
TIMEVEC EQU     08h

	.DATA
	public  Intstk,Stktop,Spsave,Sssave,Mtasker,Hashtab
	extrn   Isat:word
Spsave  dw      ?               ; Save location for SP during interrupts
Sssave  dw      ?               ; Save location for SS during interrupts
Intstk  dw      512 dup(?)      ; Interrupt working stack
Stktop  equ     $               ; SP set here when entering interrupt
Mtasker db      ?               ; Type of higher multitasker, if any
Hashtab db      256 dup(?)      ; Modulus lookup table for iphash()
	.CODE
dbase   dw      @Data
jtable  dw      l0,l1,l2,l3,l4,l5,l6,l7,l8,l9,l10,l11,l12,l13,l14,l15   

vector  dd      ?               ; place to stach chained vector
vectlo  equ     word ptr vector
vecthi  equ     word ptr vector+2

; Re-arm 8259 interrupt controller(s)
; Should be called just after taking an interrupt, instead of just
; before returning. This is because the 8259 inputs are edge triggered, and
; new interrupts arriving during an interrupt service routine might be missed.
eoi     proc
	cmp     Isat,1
	jnz     @@1             ; Only one 8259, so skip this stuff
	mov     al,0bh          ; read in-service register from
	out     0a0h,al         ; secondary 8259
	nop                     ; settling delay
	nop
	nop
	in      al,0a0h         ; get it
	or      al,al           ; Any bits set?
	jz      @@1             ; nope, not a secondary interrupt
	mov     al,20h          ; Get EOI instruction
	out     0a0h,al         ; Secondary 8259 (PC/AT only)
@@1:    mov     al,20h          ; 8259 end-of-interrupt command
	out     20h,al          ; Primary 8259
	ret
eoi     endp

; Note that all hardware interrupt handlers are expected to return
; the original vector found when the device first attached.  We branch
; to it just after we've cleaned up here -- this implements shared
; interrupts through vector chaining.  If the original vector isn't
; available, the interrupt handler must return NULL to avoid a crash!

        public  doretch
        label   doretch   far
        cmp     ax,0            ; is a chained vector present?
        jne     @@1             ; yes
        if      @Datasize NE 0
                cmp     dx,ax
                jne     @@1
        endif

; common routine for interrupt return
	public  doret
	label   doret   far
	pop     es
	POPALL
      ;  pop     di
      ;  pop     si
      ;  pop     bp
      ;  pop     dx
      ;  pop     cx
      ;  pop     bx
      ;  pop     ax
	mov     ss,Sssave
	mov     sp,Spsave       ; restore original stack context
	pop     ds
	iret

; Code to handle vector chaining
@@1:    mov     cs:vectlo,ax    ; stash vector for later branch
        if      @Datasize NE 0
                mov     cs:vecthi,dx
        endif
        pop     es
	POPALL
        mov     ss,Sssave
        mov     sp,Spsave       ; restore original stack context
        pop     ds
        if      @Datasize NE 0
                jmp     cs:[vector]     ; jump to the original interrupt handler
        else
                jmp     cs:[vectlo]
        endif

; istate - return current interrupt state
	public  istate
istate  proc
	pushf
	pop     ax
	and     ax,200h
	jnz     @@1
	ret
@@1:    mov     ax,1
	ret
istate  endp

; dirps - disable interrupts and return previous state: 0 = disabled,
;       1 = enabled
	public dirps
dirps   proc
	pushf                   ; save flags on stack
	pop     ax              ; flags -> ax
	and     ax,200h         ; 1<<9 is IF bit
	jz      @@1             ; ints are already off; return 0
	mov     ax,1
	cli                     ; interrupts now off
@@1:    ret
dirps   endp

; restore - restore interrupt state: 0 = off, nonzero = on
	public  restore
restore proc
	arg is:word
	test    is,0ffffh
	jz      @@1
	sti
	ret
@@1:    cli     ; should already be off, but just in case...
	ret
restore endp

; multitasker types
NONE            equ     0
DOUBLEDOS       equ     1
DESQVIEW        equ     2
WINDOWS3        equ     3
DOS5STYLE       equ     4
OS2STYLE        equ     5
DPMISTYLE       equ     6

; Relinquish processor so other task can run
	public  giveup
giveup  proc
	pushf           ;save caller's interrupt state
	sti             ;re-enable interrupts
	cmp     mtasker, DOUBLEDOS
	jnz     @@1
	mov     al,2    ; 110 ms
	mov     ah,0eeh
	int     21h
	popf            ; restore caller's interrupt state
	ret

@@1:    cmp     mtasker, DESQVIEW
	jnz     @@2
	mov     ax, 1000h
	int     15h
	popf            ; restore interrupts
	ret

@@2:    cmp     mtasker, WINDOWS3
	je      @@4
	cmp     mtasker, OS2STYLE
	je      @@4
	cmp     mtasker, DOS5STYLE
	je      @@4
	cmp     mtasker, DPMISTYLE
	jne     @@3
@@4:    mov     ax, 1680h       ; Release time for DOS 5, OS/2 VDM, Win 3.x
	int     2fh
	cmp     al, 80h ; call supported?
	jz      @@3     ; nope
	popf            ; yes - restore interrupts
	ret

@@3:    hlt             ; wait for an interrupt
	popf            ; restore interrupts
	ret
giveup  endp

; check for a multitasker running
	public  chktasker
chktasker       proc
	mov     mtasker,NONE

	; Check for Microsoft Windows
	mov     ax,1600h
	int     2fh
	test    al,7fh          ; 00h or 80h means Windows not multitasking
	jz      @@4
	mov     mtasker, WINDOWS3
	ret

	; Check for DoubleDos
@@4:    mov     ah,0e4h
	int     21h
	cmp     al,1
	jz      @@1
	cmp     al,2
	jnz     @@2
@@1:    mov     mtasker, DOUBLEDOS
	ret

	; Check for DESQVIEW
@@2:    mov     ax, 2b01h
	mov     cx, 4445h
	mov     dx, 5351h
	int     21h
	cmp     al, 0ffh
	jz      @@3
	mov     mtasker, DESQVIEW
	ret

	; Check for DOS 5.0 or OS/2 2.0 (N1BEE)
@@3:    mov     ax, 3306h       ;Get true DOS version
	xor     bx,bx
	int     21h
	cmp     bl, 20          ;DOS 20.x (OS/2 2.0 DOS emulation)
	jne     @@5
	mov     mtasker, OS2STYLE
	ret

@@5:    cmp     bl, 5           ;DOS 5.x
    je     @@5A
    cmp     bl, 6               ;DOS 6.x
    jne     @@6
@@5A:
	mov     mtasker, DOS5STYLE      ;Release time same way as Win 3.x
	ret
	
	; Handle OS/2 Virtual Boot Machine (N1BEE)
@@6:    mov     ax, 1687h       ;Check DPMI installed state
	int     2fh
	or      ax,ax   
	jnz     @@7
	mov     mtasker, DPMISTYLE
@@7:    ret

chktasker       endp



; getss - Read SS for debugging purposes
	public  getss
getss   proc
	mov     ax,ss
	ret
getss   endp

; clockbits - Read low order bits of timer 0 (the TOD clock)
; This works only for the 8254 chips used in ATs and 386s.
;
; The timer runs in mode 3 (square wave mode), counting down
; by twos, twice for each cycle. So it is necessary to read back the
; OUTPUT pin to see which half of the cycle we're in. I.e., the OUTPUT
; pin forms the most significant bit of the count. Unfortunately,
; the 8253 in the PC/XT lacks a command to read the OUTPUT pin...
;
; The PC's clock design is soooo brain damaged...

	public  clockbits
clockbits       proc
	mov     al,0c2h ; latch timer 0 count and status for reading
	pushf
	cli             ; make chip references atomic
	out     43h,al  ; send latch command
	in      al,40h  ; get status of timer 0
	mov     bl,al   ; save status
	in      al,40h  ; get lsb of count
	mov     ah,al   ; save lsb
	in      al,40h  ; get msb of count
	popf            ; no more chip references
	and     bl,80h  ; we're only interested in the OUT bit
	xchg    ah,al   ; ax = count in correct order
	shr     ax,1    ; count /= 2
	jz      @@3     ; zero count requires carry propagation
@@2:    or      ah,bl   ; combine with OUT bit as most sig bit of count
	ret
@@3:    xor     bl,80h  ; propagate carry by toggling OUT bit when cnt == 0
	or      ah,bl   ; combine with !OUT bit as most sig bit of count
	ret

clockbits       endp

; Internet checksum subroutine
; Compute 1's-complement sum of data buffer
; Uses an unwound loop inspired by "Duff's Device" for performance
;
; Called from C as
; unsigned short
; lcsum(buf,cnt)
; unsigned short *buf;
; unsigned short cnt;
	public  lcsum
lcsum   proc
	arg     buf:ptr,cnt:word

	if      @Datasize NE 0
		uses    ds,si
		lds     si,buf  ; ds:si = buf
	else
		uses    si
		mov     si,buf  ; ds:si = buf (ds already set)
	endif

	mov     cx,cnt          ; cx = cnt
	cld                     ; autoincrement si
	mov     ax,cx
	shr     cx,1            ; cx /= 16, number of loop iterations
	shr     cx,1
	shr     cx,1
	shr     cx,1

	inc     cx              ; make fencepost adjustment for 1st pass
	and     ax,15           ; ax = number of words modulo 16
	shl     ax,1            ; *=2 for word table index
	lea     bx,jtable       ; bx -> branch table
	add     bx,ax           ; index into jump table
	clc                     ; initialize carry = 0
	mov     dx,0            ; clear accumulated sum
	jmp     word ptr cs:[bx]        ; jump into loop

; Here the real work gets done. The numeric labels on the lodsw instructions
; are the targets for the indirect jump we just made.
;
; Each label corresponds to a possible remainder of (count / 16), while
; the number of times around the loop is determined by the quotient.
;
; The loop iteration count in cx has been incremented by one to adjust for
; the first pass.
; 
deloop: lodsw
	adc     dx,ax
l15:    lodsw
	adc     dx,ax
l14:    lodsw
	adc     dx,ax
l13:    lodsw
	adc     dx,ax
l12:    lodsw
	adc     dx,ax
l11:    lodsw
	adc     dx,ax
l10:    lodsw
	adc     dx,ax
l9:     lodsw
	adc     dx,ax
l8:     lodsw
	adc     dx,ax
l7:     lodsw
	adc     dx,ax
l6:     lodsw
	adc     dx,ax
l5:     lodsw
	adc     dx,ax
l4:     lodsw
	adc     dx,ax
l3:     lodsw
	adc     dx,ax
l2:     lodsw
	adc     dx,ax
l1:     lodsw
	adc     dx,ax
l0:     loop    deloop          ; :-)

	adc     dx,0            ; get last carries
	adc     dx,0
	mov     ax,dx           ; result into ax
	xchg    al,ah           ; byte swap result (8088 is little-endian)
	ret
lcsum   endp

; Link timer handler into timer chain
; Arg == address of timer handler routine
; MUST be called exactly once before uchtimer is called!

toff    dw      ?               ; save location for old vector
tseg    dw      ?               ;  must be in code segment

	public  chtimer
chtimer proc
	arg     vec:far ptr
	uses    ds

	mov     ah,35h          ; get current vector
	mov     al,TIMEVEC
	int     21h             ; puts vector in es:bx
	mov     cs:tseg,es      ; stash
	mov     cs:toff,bx

	mov     ah,25h
	mov     al,TIMEVEC
	lds     dx,vec          ; ds:si = vec

	int     21h             ; set new vector
	ret
chtimer endp

; unchain timer handler from timer chain
; MUST NOT be called before chtimer!
	public  uchtimer
uchtimer        proc
	uses    ds

	mov     ah,25h
	mov     al,TIMEVEC
	mov     dx,toff
	mov     ds,tseg
	int     21h             ; restore old vector
	ret
uchtimer        endp

; Clock tick interrupt handler. Note the use of "label" rather than "proc"
; here, necessitated by the fact that "proc" automatically generates BP-saving
; code that we don't want here.

	public  btick
	label   btick   far

	pushf
	push    ds
	cli
	mov     ds,cs:dbase     ; establish interrupt data segment

	mov     Sssave,ss       ; stash user stack context
	mov     Spsave,sp

	mov     ss,cs:dbase
	lea     sp,Stktop

      ;  push    ax              ; save user regs on interrupt stack
      ;  push    bx
      ;  push    cx
      ;  push    dx
      ;  push    bp
      ;  push    si
      ;  push    di
      ;  push    es
	PUSHALL
	push    es
	call    ctick

	pop     es
	POPALL
      ;  pop     di
      ;  pop     si
      ;  pop     bp
      ;  pop     dx
      ;  pop     cx
      ;  pop     bx
      ;  pop     ax
	mov     ss,Sssave
	mov     sp,Spsave       ; restore original stack context
	pop     ds
	popf
	jmp     dword ptr [toff]                ; link to previous vector

; Convert 32-bit int in network order to host order (dh, dl, ah, al)
; Called from C as
; int32 get32(char *cp);

	public  get32
get32   proc
	arg     cp:ptr
	if      @Datasize NE 0
		uses    ds,si
		lds     si,cp   ; ds:si = cp
	else
		uses    si
		mov     si,cp   ; ds:si = cp (ds already set)
	endif

	cld
	lodsw
	mov     dh,al   ; high word to dx, a-swapping as we go
	mov     dl,ah
	lodsw
	xchg    al,ah   ; low word stays in ax, just swap
	ret
get32   endp

; Convert 16-bit int in network order to host order (ah, al)
; Called from C as
; int16 get16(char *cp);

	public  get16
get16   proc
	arg     cp:ptr
	if      @Datasize NE 0
		uses    ds,si
		lds     si,cp   ; ds:si = cp
	else
		uses    si
		mov     si,cp   ; ds:si = cp (ds already set)
	endif

	lodsw           ; note: direction flag is don't-care
	xchg    al,ah   ; word stays in ax, just swap
	ret
get16   endp

; Convert 32-bit int to network order, returning new pointer
; Called from C as
; char *put32(char *cp,int32 x);

	public  put32
put32   proc
	arg     cp:ptr,x:dword
	if      @Datasize NE 0
		uses    ds,di
		les     di,cp   ; es:di = cp
		mov     ax,ss   ; our parameter is on the stack, and ds might not
		mov     ds,ax   ;   be pointing to ss.
	else
		uses    di
		mov     di,cp   ; es:di = cp
		mov     ax,ds   ; point es at data segment
		mov     es,ax
	endif

	cld
	mov     ax,word ptr (x+2)       ; read high word of machine version
	xchg    ah,al                   ; swap bytes
	stosw                           ; output in network order
	mov     ax,word ptr x           ; read low word of machine version
	xchg    ah,al                   ; swap bytes
	stosw                           ; put in network order

	mov     ax,di   ; return incremented output pointer
	if      @Datasize NE 0
		mov     dx,es   ; upper half of pointer
	endif
	ret
put32   endp

; Convert 16-bit int to network order, returning new pointer
; Called from C as
; char *put16(char *cp,int16 x);

	public  put16
put16   proc
	arg     cp:ptr,x:word
	uses    di
	if      @Datasize NE 0
		les     di,cp   ;es:di = cp
	else
		mov     di,cp   ; es:di = cp
		mov     ax,ds
		mov     es,ax
	endif
	cld
	mov     ax,x    ; fetch source word in machine order
	xchg    ah,al   ; swap bytes
	stosw           ; save in network order
	mov     ax,di   ; return new output pointer to user
	if      @Datasize NE 0
		mov     dx,es   ; upper half of pointer
	endif
	ret
put16   endp

; kbraw - raw, nonblocking read from console
; If character is ready, return it; if not, return -1
	public  kbraw
kbraw   proc
	mov     ah,06h  ; Direct Console I/O
	mov     dl,0ffh ; Read from keyboard
	int     21h     ; Call DOS
	jz      @@1     ; zero flag set -> no character ready
	mov     ah,0    ; valid char is 0-255
	ret
@@1:    mov     ax,-1   ; no char, return -1
	ret
kbraw   endp

if      @CPU AND 2
; fast I/O buffer routines
; version for 80186, 286, 386 (uses ins, outs instructions)

; outbuf - put a buffer to an output port
	public  outbuf
outbuf  proc
	arg     port:word,buf:ptr,cnt:word
	if      @Datasize NE 0
		uses    ds,si
		lds     si,buf  ; ds:si = buf
	else
		uses    si
		mov     si,buf  ;ds:si = buf (ds already set)
	endif
	mov     dx,port
	mov     cx,cnt
	cld
	rep outsb               ; works only on PC/AT (80286)
	mov     dx,ds
	mov     ax,si           ; return pointer just past end of buffer
	ret
outbuf  endp

; inbuf - get a buffer from an input port
	public  inbuf
inbuf   proc
	arg     port:word,buf:ptr,cnt:word
	uses    di
	if      @Datasize NE 0
		les     di,buf          ; es:di = buf
	else
		mov     di,buf          ; es:di = buf
		mov     ax,ds
		mov     es,ax
	endif
	mov     dx,port
	mov     cx,cnt
	cld
	rep insb                ; works only on PC/AT (80286)
	mov     dx,es
	mov     ax,di           ; return pointer just past end of buffer
	ret
inbuf   endp

else

; fast buffer I/O routines
; version for 8086/8

; outbuf - put a buffer to an output port
	public  outbuf
outbuf  proc
	arg     port:word,buf:ptr,cnt:word
	if      @Datasize NE 0
		uses    ds,si
		lds     si,buf  ; ds:si = buf
	else
		uses    si
		mov     si,buf  ; ds:si = buf (ds already set)
	endif

	mov     dx,port
	mov     cx,cnt
	cld

; If buffer doesn't begin on a word boundary, send the first byte
	test    si,1    ; (buf & 1) ?
	jz      @@even ; no
	lodsb           ; al = *si++;
	out     dx,al   ; out(dx,al);
	dec     cx      ; cx--;
	mov     cnt,cx  ; save for later test
@@even:
	shr     cx,1    ; cx = cnt >> 1; (convert to word count)
; Do the bulk of the buffer, a word at a time
	jcxz    @@nobuf ; if(cx != 0){
@@deloop:
	lodsw           ; do { ax = *si++; (si is word pointer)
	out     dx,al   ; out(dx,lowbyte(ax));
	mov     al,ah
	out     dx,al   ; out(dx,hibyte(ax));
	loop    @@deloop        ; } while(--cx != 0); }
; now check for odd trailing byte
@@nobuf:
	mov     cx,cnt
	test    cx,1
	jz      @@cnteven
	lodsb           ; al = *si++;
	out     dx,al
@@cnteven:
	mov     dx,ds
	mov     ax,si           ; return pointer just past end of buffer
	ret
outbuf  endp

; inbuf - get a buffer from an input port
	public  inbuf
inbuf   proc
	arg port:word,buf:ptr,cnt:word
	uses    di
	if      @Datasize NE 0
		les     di,buf  ; es:di = buf
	else
		mov     di,buf  ; es:di = buf
		mov     ax,ds
		mov     es,ax
	endif
	mov     dx,port
	mov     cx,cnt
	cld

; If buffer doesn't begin on a word boundary, get the first byte
	test    di,1    ; if(buf & 1){
	jz      @@bufeven ;
	in      al,dx   ; al = in(dx);
	stosb           ; *di++ = al
	dec     cx      ; cx--;
	mov     cnt,cx  ; cnt = cx; } save for later test
@@bufeven:
	shr     cx,1    ; cx = cnt >> 1; (convert to word count)
; Do the bulk of the buffer, a word at a time
	jcxz    @@nobuf ; if(cx != 0){
@@deloop:
	in      al,dx   ; do { al = in(dx);
	mov     ah,al
	in      al,dx   ; ah = in(dx);
	xchg    al,ah
	stosw           ; *si++ = ax; (di is word pointer)
	loop    @@deloop        ; } while(--cx != 0);
; now check for odd trailing byte
@@nobuf:
	mov     cx,cnt
	test    cx,1
	jz      @@cnteven
	in      al,dx
	stosb           ; *di++ = al
@@cnteven:
	mov     dx,es
	mov     ax,di           ; return pointer just past end of buffer
	ret
inbuf   endp

endif

	public  longdiv

; long unsigned integer division - divide an arbitrary length dividend by
; a 16-bit divisor. Replaces the dividend with the quotient and returns the
; remainder. Called from C as
;
; unsigned short
; longdiv(unsigned short divisor,int cnt,unsigned short *dividend);
;
;Register usage:
; di - divisor
; si - pointer into dividend array
; cx - loop counter, initialized to the number of 16-bit words in the dividend
; ax - low word of current dividend before each divide, current quotient after
; dx - remainder from previous divide carried over, becomes high word of
;      dividend for next divide

longdiv proc
	arg     divisor:word,cnt:word,dividend:ptr
	if      @Datasize NE 0
		uses    ds,si,di
		lds     si,dividend
	else
		uses    si,di
		mov     si,dividend     ;si -> dividend array
	endif

	cmp     divisor,0               ; divisor == 0?
	jne     @2                      ; no, ok
	xor     ax,ax                   ; yes, avoid divide-by-zero trap
	jmp     short @1

@2:     mov     dx,0                    ; init remainder = 0
	mov     cx,cnt                  ; init cnt
	mov     di,divisor              ; cache divisor in register

@@deloop:
	mov     ax,word ptr [si]        ; fetch current word of dividend
	cmp     ax,0                    ; dividend == 0 ?
	jne     @7                      ; nope, must do division
	cmp     dx,0                    ; remainder also == 0?
	je      @4                      ; yes, skip division, continue

@7:     div     di                      ; do division
	mov     word ptr [si],ax        ; save quotient

@4:     inc     si                      ; next word of dividend
	inc     si
	loop    @@deloop

	mov     ax,dx                   ; return last remainder
@1:     ret

longdiv endp

; long unsigned integer multiplication - multiply an arbitrary length
; multiplicand by a 16-bit multiplier, leaving the product in place of
; the multipler, returning the carry. Called from C as
;
; unsigned short
; longmul(unsigned short multiplier,int cnt,unsigned short *multiplier);
;
; Register usage:
; di = multiplier
; si = pointer to current word of multiplicand
; bx = carry from previous round
; cx = count of words in multiplicand
; dx,ax = scratch for multiply

	public longmul
longmul proc    far
	arg     multiplier:word,n:word,multiplicand:ptr
	if      @Datasize NE 0
		uses    ds,si,di
		lds     si,multiplicand
	else
		uses    si,di
		mov     si,multiplicand ; si -> multiplicand array
	endif

	mov     di,multiplier           ; cache multiplier in register
	xor     bx,bx                   ; init carry = 0
	mov     cx,n                    ; fetch n
	mov     ax,cx
	shl     ax,1                    ; *2 = word offset
	add     si,ax                   ; multiplicand += n

@@deloop:
	dec     si
	dec     si                      ; work from right to left
	mov     ax,word ptr [si]        ; fetch current multiplicand
	or      ax,ax                   ; skip multiply if zero
	jz      @@nomult
	mul     di                      ; dx:ax <- ax * di
@@nomult:
	add     ax,bx                   ; add carry from previous multiply
	mov     word ptr [si],ax        ; save low order word of product
	mov     bx,0                    ; clear previous carry, leaving CF alone
	adc     bx,dx                   ; save new carry
	xor     dx,dx                   ; clear in case we skip the next mult
	loop    @@deloop

	mov     ax,bx                   ; return final carry
	ret
longmul endp

ifdef   notdef
; divide 32 bits by 16 bits, returning both quotient and remainder
; This allows C programs that need both to avoid having to do two divisions
;
; Called from C as
;       long divrem(dividend,divisor)
;       long dividend;
;       short divisor;
;
;       The quotient is returned in the low 16 bits of the result,
;       and the remainder is returned in the high 16 bits.

	public  divrem
divrem  proc
	arg     dividend:dword,divisor:word
	mov     ax,word ptr dividend
	mov     dx,word ptr (dividend+2)
	div     divisor
	ret
divrem  endp
endif   

; General purpose hash function for IP addresses
; Uses lookup table Hashtab[] initialized in ip.c
; Called from C as
; char hash_ip(int32 ipaddr);

	public hash_ip
hash_ip proc
	arg     ipaddr:dword
	lea     bx,Hashtab
	mov     ax,word ptr ipaddr
	xor     ax,word ptr (ipaddr+2)
	xor     al,ah
	xlat
	xor     ah,ah
	ret
hash_ip endp

; Compute int(log2(x))
; Called from C as
; int log2(int16 x);

	public  log2
log2    proc
	arg     x:word
	mov     cx,16
	mov     ax,x
@@2:    rcl     ax,1 
	jc      @@1
	loop    @@2
@@1:    dec     cx
	mov     ax,cx
	ret
log2    endp
	end
