lThere are two types I/O addressing – fixed port and variable port.
lIf the address is 8 bits, fixed port addressing is to be used; if the address is 16 bits,
variable port addressing is to be used.
lAn I/O port can have only a maximum address size of 16 bits.
lThe 8086 can address 2
16
input ports and 2
16
output ports. There are directives which
allow programs in different modules to be linked together.
lModular programming is very useful when it is necessary to use the service of
frequently used modules.
lIn modular programming, the directive PUBLIC indicates that the referred data item or
procedure is accessible ...
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