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Java GUI – BinaryCalculator
The BinaryCalculator was coded in Java and was completed in 20-30 min. Its main function is to display the total sum or difference in a 16bit binary number. For an easier display I’ve designed to...
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Java GUI – BaseConvertor
The BaseConvertor was coded in 45 min. Its main function is to convert either a Binary, Octal, Decimal or Hexidecimal number into any of those numbers. It’s very simple to use: Firstly identify and...
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Using DOSBox to run MASM 8086 on Ubuntu or Windows x64
So you’ve decided to learn to program in 16bit MASM, but you either don’t have Visual Studio, or you have installed a 64bit version of Windows, or you’ve installed Ubuntu… well there is a solution, and...
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“Hello World!” in MASM 8086
MASM programs always consist of two SEGMENTS. The DATA segment contains the variables that we’re going to use, and the CODE segment defines the code we’re actually going to run. So starting with the...
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Java GUI – Binary Calculator 2
It’s been 5 days since my last post!! And I feel refreshed and ready to go! So today I started working on the BinCalc v2.0, thinking that it was going to be very complicated sticking to the...
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Assembly Prac3 – access.asm
Jumps, loops and comparisons Write an Assembly Program that: Prompts the user for a System Administration pin (PIN). prompts the user for an Iteration Limit (LIMIT). prints “—THE SYSTEM IS NOW...
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