I used to go to a 10 step process for converting MASM to NASM, however I cannot find that webpage anymore 😒 It worked out for the most part however I'm having trouble converting this statement:
inc word ptr ds:data[bx]
I know nasm doesn't use 'ptr', so that needs to be removed but how does that work with the brackets ? 🤔
Can probably use more common mnemonic instead of array: inc word ds:[bx+data], or possibly: inc word ds:[bx+offset data], just make sure the generated machine code references the correct memory.
BTW, for a topic that isn't specific to DOSBox, such as this one, please post it in Milliways. That you happen to be using DOSBox isn't a good enough reason to make it about DOSBox, n'est ce pas? 😉
ripsaw8080 wrote on 2020-11-20, 15:25:Can probably use more common mnemonic instead of array: inc word ds:[bx+data], or possibly: inc word ds:[bx+offset data], just make sure the generated machine code references the correct memory.
BTW, for a topic that isn't specific to DOSBox, such as this one, please post it in Milliways. That you happen to be using DOSBox isn't a good enough reason to make it about DOSBox, n'est ce pas? 😉
Thanks ripsaw8080 😁
