I'm trying to implement the above algorithm but running into issues, for some reasons it seems to fail. a file is attached with the code inside and a link too for the case its not working -
https://pastebin.com/87822PWP (https://pastebin.com/87822PWP)
Just a meta-comment here: You might want to consider posting your code as a plain ASCII text file rather than a Rich Text file that requires something like Word to open (or better yet, just put it into your post using the [code]-- [/code] tags. A lot easier for us to deal with it.
are you trying to create a linked list..its not very clear from the rtf screed
regards mikeb
Quote from: NoCforMe on February 18, 2024, 09:51:35 AMa Rich Text file that requires something like Word to open
M$ Word, WordPad, RichMasm. Or use the attached 2,560 byte RtfReader.
Oops, that would require you to
download something - my apologies :cool:
Look, pal, it isn't just me. It's a pain in the ass to have to go out of one's way just to download a stupid text file which one may have, at best, a passing interest in, so I'm not sure why you're so high-handed about this. Sheesh.
Use a goddamn plain-text file like everyone else does for code.
Quote from: NoCforMe on February 21, 2024, 12:41:52 PMIt's a pain in the ass
It's a pain in the ass to argue with somebody who almost never downloads attachments carefully prepared by others, but spends most of his time nitpicking on working members (https://masm32.com/board/index.php?topic=11700.msg127299#msg127299) while expecting generous help from others when his own coding efforts are concerned.
Btw if you hadn't been too lazy to download OP's rtf file and open it with a simply right-click ("Open with" definitely points you to some rtf reader on your machine), you would have discovered, surprise surprise, that OP uses GAS syntax. And that is indeed a PITA, a hundred times more severe than having to open an rtf file.
Quote from: NoCforMe on February 21, 2024, 12:41:52 PMUse a goddamn plain-text file like everyone else does for code.
These days we need to handle UTF-8 text files for good reason and UNICODE is often used for resource files.