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First post, by lucky7456969

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Like when it encounters an interrupt, there is a text referencing what it is doing? For example: when the debugger encounters int 21h service 58h
it references me that it is used for memory allocation strategy. Just for memorizing it.
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Reply 1 of 4, by Qbix

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You'll learn the important ones very quickly 😉
So no.

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Reply 2 of 4, by lucky7456969

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BTW, if say ds:[some address] is pointing to an image, when you dump it out, it is meaningless. How can you display that byte array pointed by ds:[some address] as raw images? I know that is difficult because each program decipher the byte array differently. But how you guys do it?
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Reply 3 of 4, by Qbix

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use memdumpbin
and how to interpret the result ?
well that is up to yourself

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Reply 4 of 4, by VileR

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for raw binary image data, you can always set the appropriate graphics mode and then BLOAD it into the video segment (with something like qbasic/gwbasic).

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