Hi,EveryOne!!! 8)
Look This:
c:\>masm tt.asm
Microsoft (r) macro assembler version 5.00
copyright (c) microsoft corp 1981-1985,1987. all rights reserved.
object filename :
source listing :
cross-reference :
51598+398146 bytes symbol space free
0 warning errors
0 severe errors
My Question is :What is the Number 51598 and 398146 Mean?
Thanks!!! 8) 8) 8)
Look This:
c:\>masm tt.asm
Microsoft (r) macro assembler version 5.00
copyright (c) microsoft corp 1981-1985,1987. all rights reserved.
object filename :
source listing :
cross-reference :
51598+398146 bytes symbol space free
0 warning errors
0 severe errors
My Question is :What is the Number 51598 and 398146 Mean?
Thanks!!! 8) 8) 8)
i am just guessing here, but 51598 might be the number of free symbol bytes in conventional memory, and 398146 in extended memory
Thanks,But please give me more INFO and accurate Answer
We need a real veteran MASM user for this help. I was programming in TASM/NASM back in those days and largely agree with comrade's assessment.
Thanks ! :lol:
And More Answer?
And More Answer?
Hi keyif,
Why do you prefer to use an old version of MASM?
Would you mind if I ask you where are you from?
Why do you prefer to use an old version of MASM?
Would you mind if I ask you where are you from?