Bank Switching In DOS?

[wannabedeveloper]

I've been working more on my project and I've come to the realization that I need to start bank switching. If I'm not mistaken, all you need to do in NASM is to push the register your moving the data to, right?

[Combuster]

That explanation is way too short to determine if you know your stuff or if you are actually clueless. Based on your history I'm inclined to go for the latter: how is PUSH relevant in this context?

[wannabedeveloper]

That explanation is way too short to determine if you know your stuff or if you are actually clueless. Based on your history I'm inclined to go for the latter: how is PUSH relevant in this context?

First of all, do you just troll this part of the forums just to attack people? Seriously, you're kind of annoying which is why I ignored your last response to me in the other forum. I hope that not everyone in the Netherlands is like you. To answer your question yeah, I'm a novice NASM programmer, but I'd actually like an answer to the post and not any of this crap that you keep throwing at me.

[Combuster]

If I were a troll, you just baited and broke forum rules. If I were not, you just insulted me and broke forum rules. So lets get this hypocricy over with.

As for your question: what is the relevant specification text for the task at hand? What needs to be done on your end to conform to that specification? how is PUSH relevant in this context? Do you have any smart question to ask that might help you?

[Brynet-Inc]

I hope that not everyone in the Netherlands is like you.

Mean.

To answer your question yeah, I'm a novice NASM programmer, but I'd actually like an answer to the post and not any of this crap that you keep throwing at me.

Wrong forum, website.. etc.