4/26/94
This is a little program I wrote for Renegage in response to a question
he had. Basically, it writes all the binary representations for all the
characters in the ASCII character set. I just did it for the practice in
assembly language interfacing with C. I compiled this with Borland Turbo
C++ version 1.01. Command line was: 'tcc t.c test.asm'
Don't try renaming the assembly code and C code to the same name, like
'test.asm' and 'test.c', or the compile won't work. This is released
to the public domain and all that good stuff. No rights are reserved
by me, you can use this anyway you choose except to overthrow any third
world nations that have United States favored nation status. All other
applications are condoned by me and the NAACP. The code should be
pretty self explanatory, but if not, you can reach me for
questions/comments/rags/whatever on Digital Decay. I realize there
is room for optimization in this code, and I don't care. I didn't
make this to explain code optimization, it's an example of how to
use assembly with C, which is one of the most powerful
implementations of asm.
Zephyr
