From: Jan-Jaap Severs <janjaaps AT yahoo DOT com>
Newsgroups: comp.os.msdos.djgpp
Subject: Inline asm translations?
Date: Mon, 07 Feb 2000 14:29:00 +0100
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Hi people. Seems my previous msg was lost somewhere before it reached
the newsgroup. Anyway, could someone please try and translate these two
pieces of inline Intel asm code to AT&T inline asm code? I could really
use those translations in trying to understand AT&T syntax. Thanx in
advance.

Here are those pieces:

void FillDoubleBuffer( int color )
{
        asm {
          mov cx, double_buffer_size
          mov al, BYTE PTR color
          mov ah, al
          les di, double_buffer
          rep stosw
        }
}

And another one:

asm {
les di, dest_addr
mov al, BYTE PTR color
mov ah, al
mov cx, xe
sub cx, xs
inc cx
shr cx, 1
rep stosw
}

You might recognize them from an Andre LaMothe book...

Anyway, thanks for helping me out,

Jan-Jaap