CHAPTER 3
Elements of Assembly Language
This chapter tells how to write and execute assembly language programs in the Visual Studio 2008 environment. The first section describes the statements that are accepted by Visual Studio’s assembler. Then there is an example of a complete assembly language program, with instructions on how to assemble, link, and execute this program using the Visual Studio’s debugger. Sections 3.3 and 3.4 provide additional information about operands for data definition directives and executable instructions, respectively. Section 3.5 gives an example of an assembly language program that employs input and output, and Section 3.6 describes in more detail the I/O macros used in this book. Section 3.7 presents examples of ...
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