masm with spinx c--

[Emil_halim]

Hi all;

here is  an other demo that showing you how to use Special conditional expressions.

Code: [Select]

/*************************************
*           Sphinx C--               * 
*                                    *
*  Special conditional expressions   *
*                                    *
*        By  Emil Halim              *
*          10-11-2013                *
*************************************/

#pragma option w32c       //create Windows console EXE.
#pragma option OS         //speed optimization
#jumptomain NONE          //just jump to main function

#includepath "D:\Ext_c--\winlib" 
 
#include <windows.h> 
#include <MSVCRT.H-->
 
#pragma option ia        //allow inserte asm instructions

#pragma option LST

void main()
{
   int i, a , b; 
   
   a = -10;
   b = 2;
   
   MOV EAX,a
   ADD EAX,b
   MOV i,EAX
   if ( MINUSFLAG ) i = 0;  // if i negatively - to place it in 0
   printf("%d\n", i );
   
   i = 100;
   do {
      i -= b;
   } while( PLUSFLAG ); // a cycle while the variable i is positive
   printf("%d\n", i );
   
   MOV EAX,0xffffffff
   INC EAX             // EAX = 0 , carry = 1
   if ( NOTCARRYFLAG ) EAX = 15;  // if Carry flag set - to place it in 15
   printf("%d\n", EAX );
   
   MOV EAX,0xffffff
   INC EAX
   if ( CARRYFLAG ) EAX = 15;  // if Carry flag set - to place it in 15
   printf("%d\n", EAX );
   
   MOV ax,0fffh
   MOV bx,20h
   MUL bx        // Result: ax=FFE0, dx=1 and overflow = 1 and carry = 1
   if ( OVERFLOW ) EAX = 15; 
   printf("%d\n", EAX );
   
   MessageBox(0,"","",0);
}


enjoy coding masm & c--.

[Emil_halim]

Hi all;

this time i am working in adding some features of Basm 'basic to asm' translator that was written by Mr Kevin Diggins.

so that means you can put a block of basic code in your c-- & Masm program.

changing between  basic or Masm or c-- parse is very simple.
 1- use !! for inserting basic code.
 2- use ^^ for inserting Masm code.

also when you are in basic block and want to pass a certain line for c-- , just prefix it with # symbol.
when you are in basic code too , and want to pass a line to Masm pares , just  prefix it with # symbol then put ^ symbol then your line.

not well , it is a first step.

here is a simple demo

Code: [Select]

/*************************************
*           Sphinx C--               * 
*                                    *
*   demo of basic block with c--     *
*                                    *
*         by Emil_halim              *         
*                                    *
*************************************/


 
#pragma option w32c       //create Windows console EXE.
#pragma option OS         //speed optimization
#jumptomain NONE          //just jump to main function


#includepath "D:\Ext_c--\winlib" 
 
#include <windows.h> 
#include <MSVCRT.H-->
 
#pragma option ia        //allow inserte asm instructions

#pragma option LST
   
   
 ^^ Masm block start here
; #########################################################################
; 
;  using  masm equ directive
;
; #########################################################################


 I_am_Ten   equ  0Ah
 I_am_Zero  equ  0
 
Ten:
    mov eax, I_am_Ten
    ret

Zero:
    eax = I_am_Zero
    ret

; #########################################################################
 ^^  Masm block end here
 

 
void main()
{
     
     
  ^  invoke Ten
     printf("%d\n",EAX);   
     
     call Zero
     printf("%d\n",EAX);
             
   !!  basic block start here
   
     dim k             'this will be global var
         
     while a<20
        while b<8
          while c<5
                incr c
          wend
          incr b
        wend
        incr a
        # ^ mov eax, I_am_Ten  ;this inline that pass to Masm pares
        # printf("%d  %d  %d %d \n",DSDWORD[a],DSDWORD[b],DSDWORD[c],EAX);  // this inline pass to c--     
     wend
 
   !! basic block end here     
   
     printf("%d\n",DSDWORD[a]); // access to basic var 'a' that declared in basic code block.
     
     MessageBox(0,"","",0);
}


     

when i have some thing soled i will release a new version of Ext_c--.

enjoy coding with c-- & Masm & Basic.

[Emil_halim]

HI all;

This demo will show you how to code in c-- close to c style.

it collects some famous c-like functions , you can make a comparison between actual c functions and those.

code of the demo
===============

Code: [Select]

/*************************************
*           Sphinx C--               * 
*                                    *
*       c style functions            *
*                                    *
*        By  Emil Halim              *
*                                    *
*************************************/

#pragma option w32c       //create Windows console EXE.
#pragma option OS         //speed optimization
#jumptomain NONE          //just jump to main function

#includepath "D:\Ext_c--\winlib" 
 
#include <windows.h> 
#include <MSVCRT.H-->
 
#pragma option ia        //allow inserte asm instructions

#pragma option LST

// declaring some data as masm to test

src1: db "1", 0
src2: db "12", 0
src3: db "123", 0
src4: db "1234", 0
src5: db "12345", 0
src6: db "123456", 0
src7: db "1234567", 0
src8: db "12345678", 0
src9: db "123456789", 0
src10: db "1234567890", 0
src11: db "12345678901", 0
src12: db "123456789012", 0
src13: db "1234567890123", 0
src14: db "12345678901234", 0
src15: db "123456789012345", 0
src16: db "1234567890123456", 0
src17: db "12345678901234567", 0
src18: db "123456789012345678", 0
src19: db "1234567890123456789", 0
src20: db "12345678901234567890", 0


/************************************************
*
*  some c style functions
*
*************************************************/

int strLen(char* pStr)
{
    char* pStrt;
    pStrt = pStr;
    while(byte *pStr !=0 ) pStr++;
    return  pStr - pStrt; 
} 

int strCmp(char* s, char* t)           
{
   for( ;byte *s == byte *t; s++, t++)
     if (byte *s == '\0') return 0;
   return   *s -  *t;
}

dword strCpy(char* dst, char* src) 
{
  char* rt = dst;
  while (byte *src != 0) 
   {
      *dst = *src;
      dst++; src++;
   }
  return rt;
}

dword strCat( char* dst, char* src )
{
  char* d = dst;
  while (byte *d != 0) d++;
  while (byte *src != '\0') 
   {
      *d = *src;
       d++; src++;
   }
  return dst;
}

dword  strStr( char * str1, char * str2 )
{
        char* s1, *s2;
        char* cp =  str1;
        if ( !*str2 )
            return str1;

        while ( *cp != 0)
         {
                s1 = cp;
                s2 = str2;
                while ( *s1 ) && ( *s2  ) && (! *s1 - *s2) 
                  {
                     s1++; s2++;
                  } 
                if (!*s2)
                        return cp;
                cp++;
        }
        return 0;
}

dword memCpy(char* dst, char* src, dword count)
{
    char* rt = dst;   
    while( count-- )
     {
            *dst = *src;
             dst++; src++;           
     }
    return rt;
}

dword memSet(char* src, dword chr, dword count)
{
    char* rt = src;   
    while( count-- )
     {
             *src = chr;
             src++;           
     }
    return rt;
}

//
//  testing stuff
//

void main()
{
 
   char MyStr[1024];

   // test StrLen function 
   printf("%d\n", strLen( src5 ) );
   
   // test StrCmp function 
   printf("%d\n", strCmp( src10 , src5 ) );
 
   // test MemCpy function 
   printf("%s\n", memCpy( #MyStr, src5, strLen(src5)) );
   
   // test MemSet function
   printf("%s\n", memSet( #MyStr, 65 , strLen(src5)) );
   
   MessageBox(0,"","",0);
}
   

enjoy coding with c-- & Masm & Basic.

[jj2007]

> int strLen(char* pStr)

Would be interesting to see what it does "under the hood". Could you post the exe of that demo, with symbols if possible? Thanks.

[Emil_halim]

ok c-- will produces this , but be aware it is not optimized   

Code: [Select]

8.tmp 398: int strLen(char* pStr)
00401130 55                       push    ebp
00401131 89E5                     mov     ebp,esp
00401133 83EC04                   sub     esp,4

8.tmp 401: pStrt = pStr;
00401136 8B4508                   mov     eax,[ebp+8]
00401139 8945FC                   mov     [ebp-4],eax

8.tmp 402: while(byte *pStr !=0 ) pStr++;
0040113C E903000000               jmp     401144h
00401141 FF4508                   inc     dword ptr [ebp+8]
00401144 8B5D08                   mov     ebx,[ebp+8]
00401147 803B00                   cmp     byte ptr [ebx],0
0040114A 75F5                     jne     401141h

8.tmp 403: return  pStr - pStrt;
0040114C 8B4508                   mov     eax,[ebp+8]
0040114F 2B45FC                   sub     eax,[ebp-4]
00401152 C9                       leave
00401153 C20400                   ret     4

here is an optimized one

Code: [Select]

int fastcall strlen2(EAX)
{   
    EBX=EAX;
    while(DSBYTE[EAX] !=0 )
     {
        EAX++;
     }
    EAX -= EBX; 
} 

int fastcall strlen3(EAX)      // pure ASM code
{
   MOV EBX,EAX
@lop:
   CMP DSBYTE[EAX],0
   JE  fin
   INC EAX
   JMP lop
@fin:   
   SUB EAX,EBX
}


[jj2007]

here is an optimized one

Actually, two "optimised" versions:

Intel(R) Celeron(R) M CPU        420  @ 1.60GHz (SSE3)

13915   cycles for 100 * Masm32 len
3987    cycles for 100 * MasmBasic Len
22233   cycles for 100 * C-- strlen (A)
22340   cycles for 100 * C-- strlen (B)
73794   cycles for 100 * C-- non-optimised

13921   cycles for 100 * Masm32 len
3987    cycles for 100 * MasmBasic Len
22235   cycles for 100 * C-- strlen (A)
22334   cycles for 100 * C-- strlen (B)
73723   cycles for 100 * C-- non-optimised

What's the point of writing slow assembler in C--? Or even slower stuff in C-- itself?

[Emil_halim]

What's the point of writing slow assembler in C--? Or even slower stuff in C-- itself?

first of all if you want optimized code , it is up to to you , i mean you can use SSE2 code to achieve any thing, you can see strlen in different versions and see the speed of each one , in next demo.

so there is no slow asm in c-- , with c-- and my extended c--Ext you can insert any masm code within it , so any code you make with masm you can put it inside
c-- program with or with out Little modification.

my tutorial was written for those familer with c language so that can see how it is easy to mix c & asm code in c--.

any way here is my speed test for strlen in c--

Code: [Select]

/*************************************
*           Sphinx C--               * 
*                                    *
*      strlen optimization  Demo     *
*                                    *
*************************************/

#pragma option w32c       //create Windows console EXE.
#pragma option OS         //speed optimization
#jumptomain NONE          //just jump to main function

#includepath "D:\Ext_c--\winlib" 
 
#include <windows.h> 
#include <MSVCRT.H-->
#include "MATH64.H--"
 
#pragma option ia        //allow inserte asm instructions


//#pragma option LST

// masm test data
somestring: db "Hello, this is a simple string intended for testing string algos. It has 100 characters without zero", 0

/***********************************/
//  some strlen functions
/***********************************/


? aligncode 16
dword strLenSSE2(dword src)   // *** SSE2-safe , taken from Masm forum***
{
EBX = EAX = src;           
lea ecx, DSDWORD[eax+16]
EAX &= 0xFFFFFFF0;        
shiftOK:
    xorps xmm0, xmm0        
@a1:
    pcmpeqb xmm0, DSQWORD[eax]
pmovmskb edx, xmm0        
add eax, 16                
test edx, edx
jz a1
cmp ecx, eax            
jle a2
sub ecx, eax            
shr edx, cl               
shl edx, cl                
je shiftOK
@a2:
    bsf edx, edx            
sub eax, ebx           
lea eax, DSDWORD[eax+edx-16]
}
? aligncode 4

int strLenC(char* pStr)     // pure c
{
    char* pStrt;
    pStrt = pStr;
    while(byte *pStr !=0 ) pStr++;
    return  pStr - pStrt; 
} 

int fastcall strLenHLAsm(EAX) // high level asm
{   
    EBX=EAX;
    while(DSBYTE[EAX] !=0 )
     {
        EAX++;
     }
    EAX -= EBX; 
} 

int fastcall strLenAsm(EAX)      // pure ASM code
{
   MOV EBX,EAX
@lop:
   CMP DSBYTE[EAX],0
   JE  fin
   INC EAX
   JMP lop
@fin:   
   SUB EAX,EBX
}

#pragma option LST

^^
strLenMasm proc item:DWORD

    mov     eax, item               ; get pointer to string
    lea     edx, [eax+3]            ; pointer+3 used in the end
    push    ebp
    push    edi
    mov     ebp, 80808080h

  @@:     
;  REPEAT 3
    mov     edi, [eax]              ; read first 4 bytes
    add     eax, 4                  ; increment pointer
    lea     ecx, [edi-01010101h]    ; subtract 1 from each byte
    not     edi                     ; invert all bytes
    and     ecx, edi                ; and these two
    and     ecx, ebp
    jnz     @F
   
    mov     edi, [eax]              ; read first 4 bytes
    add     eax, 4                  ; increment pointer
    lea     ecx, [edi-01010101h]    ; subtract 1 from each byte
    not     edi                     ; invert all bytes
    and     ecx, edi                ; and these two
    and     ecx, ebp
    jnz     @F
   
    mov     edi, [eax]              ; read first 4 bytes
    add     eax, 4                  ; increment pointer
    lea     ecx, [edi-01010101h]    ; subtract 1 from each byte
    not     edi                     ; invert all bytes
    and     ecx, edi                ; and these two
    and     ecx, ebp
    jnz     @F   
;  ENDM
    mov     edi, [eax]              ; read first 4 bytes
    add     eax, 4                  ; 4 increment DWORD pointer
    lea     ecx, [edi-01010101h]    ; subtract 1 from each byte
    not     edi                     ; invert all bytes
    and     ecx, edi                ; and these two
    and     ecx, ebp
    jz      @B                      ; no zero bytes, continue loop
  @@:
    test    ecx, 00008080h          ; test first two bytes
    jnz     @F
    shr     ecx, 16                 ; not in the first 2 bytes
    add     eax, 2
  @@:
    shl     cl, 1                   ; use carry flag to avoid branch
    sbb     eax, edx                ; compute length
    pop     edi
    pop     ebp

strLenMasm endp

^^

/****************************************************/

//
//  speed testing
//

main()
{
  qword  EAXEDX1;
  qword  EAXEDX2;
  int i;
  int count;
 
  count = 10000000;
  SetPriorityClass( GetCurrentProcess(), HIGH_PRIORITY_CLASS);         
 
  // testing SSE2
  RDTSC
  EAXEDX1 = EDX:EAX;
  for(i=0; i< count; i++)
   {
      strLenSSE2(somestring);
   }     
  RDTSC
  EDX:EAX -= EAXEDX1;
  EAXEDX1 = EDX:EAX / count;
  printf("StrLenSSE2  takes  %d\n",  EAXEDX1 );
 
  // testing strLenC
  RDTSC
  EAXEDX1 = EDX:EAX;
  for(i=0; i< count; i++)
   {
      strLenC(somestring);
   }     
  RDTSC
  EDX:EAX -= EAXEDX1;
  EAXEDX1 = EDX:EAX / count;
  printf("strLenC     takes  %d\n",  EAXEDX1 );
 
  // testing strLenHLAsm
  RDTSC
  EAXEDX1 = EDX:EAX;
  for(i=0; i< count; i++)
   {
      strLenHLAsm(somestring);
   }     
  RDTSC
  EDX:EAX -= EAXEDX1;
  EAXEDX1 = EDX:EAX / count;
  printf("strLenHLAsm takes  %d\n",  EAXEDX1 );
 
  // testing strLenAsm
  RDTSC
  EAXEDX1 = EDX:EAX;
  for(i=0; i< count; i++)
   {
      strLenAsm(somestring);
   }     
  RDTSC
  EDX:EAX -= EAXEDX1;
  EAXEDX1 = EDX:EAX / count;
  printf("strLenAsm   takes  %d\n",  EAXEDX1 );
 
  // testing strLenMasm
  RDTSC
  EAXEDX1 = EDX:EAX;
  for(i=0; i< count; i++)
   {
      strLenMasm(somestring);
   }     
  RDTSC
  EDX:EAX -= EAXEDX1;
  EAXEDX1 = EDX:EAX / count;
  printf("strLenMasm  takes  %d\n",  EAXEDX1 );
 
 
  SetPriorityClass(GetCurrentProcess(), NORMAL_PRIORITY_CLASS);
 
  MessageBox(0,"","",0);
}

       

results
======
Intel(R) PentiumR) D CPU 3.00GHz SSE3)
StrLenSSE2   takes  87   
strLenC         takes  677
strLenHLAsm takes  324
strLenAsm     takes  354
strLenMasm   takes  191

thanks.

[Emil_halim]

Hi all;

this time i have successfully added Repeat -Endm masm macro to c--Ext.

also instead to use masm PROLOGUE/EPILOGUE  syntax , i have add Pwerbasic FastProc - End FastProc style.

so here is strlen masm with Powerbasic style.

Code: [Select]

^^
FASTPROC strLenMasm 
    mov     eax, [esp+4]            ; get pointer to string
    lea     edx, [eax+3]            ; pointer+3 used in the end
    push    ebp
    push    edi
    mov     ebp, 80808080h

  @@:     
  REPEAT 3
    mov     edi, [eax]              ; read first 4 bytes
    add     eax, 4                  ; increment pointer
    lea     ecx, [edi-01010101h]    ; subtract 1 from each byte
    not     edi                     ; invert all bytes
    and     ecx, edi                ; and these two
    and     ecx, ebp
    jnz     nxt
  ENDM
    mov     edi, [eax]              ; read first 4 bytes
    add     eax, 4                  ; 4 increment DWORD pointer
    lea     ecx, [edi-01010101h]    ; subtract 1 from each byte
    not     edi                     ; invert all bytes
    and     ecx, edi                ; and these two
    and     ecx, ebp
    jz      @B                      ; no zero bytes, continue loop
  nxt:
    test    ecx, 00008080h          ; test first two bytes
    jnz     @F
    shr     ecx, 16                 ; not in the first 2 bytes
    add     eax, 2
  @@:
    shl     cl, 1                   ; use carry flag to avoid branch
    sbb     eax, edx                ; compute length
    pop     edi
    pop     ebp
   
END FASTPROC
^^

also i have add multi-language comments , i.e. pascal comment,c comment, c++ comment,basic comment,masm comment , PowerBasic comment.

here is a simple example
==================

Code: [Select]

/***************************
*           Sphinx C--                        * 
*                                                   *
*   multi-language comments        *
*                                                   *
*         by Emil_halim                     *         
*                                                   *
***************************/
/* c one line comment */
// c++ comment
Rem  basic comment
'    basic comment
(* pascal one line comment *)

(* multi line
   pascal comment *)
; Masm comment   
 
#IF 0  ' ¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤

    PowerBasic comment

#ENDIF ' ¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤     


enjoy coding with c-- & Masm & Basic.

[Emil_halim]

Hi all,

I have made some progress in adapting  BASM , to work with c--.

so some basic functions are work correctly, such as UCASE$ ,LCASE$ ,str$ , mid$ ,Left$ ,Right$ ,Trim$, Ltrim$ ,
Rtrim$ ,Extract$ , len , instr , incr .

more functions will be adapted sooner.

also added  Prefix - End Prefix Powerbasic keyword style. that allow you to prefix each next line with a specific
some chars.

here is a first demo of BASM

Code: [Select]

/*************************************
*           Sphinx C--               * 
*                                    *
*      demo0 of BASM basic           *
*                                    *
*         by Emil_halim              *         
*                                    *
*************************************/

#pragma option w32c       //create Windows console EXE.
#pragma option OS         //speed optimization
#jumptomain NONE          //just jump to main function


#includepath "D:\Ext_c--\winlib" 
 
#include <windows.h> 
#include <MSVCRT.H-->
 
#pragma option ia        //allow inserte asm instructions

void main()
{
   !! basic block start here
   
     na$ = ""
     
     prefix  #
       puts( "What is your name? " );
       gets(na);
     end prefix
     
     do
       print "Hello there ";na$
       incr a
       if a=8 then
            exit loop
       end if
     loop
   
   !!  basic block end here     
   
   MessageBox(0,"","",0);
}

Not well BASM declare a variable when you use it like old Basic.

also when you use a string variable name , such as  'StrVar$' you can access it im Masm block or c-- by the name without '$' sufix. so you can not use StrVar as Number variable.

Enjoy coding with c--,Masm,Basic.   

[Emil_halim]

Hi all,

i have added PowerBasic Macro - End Macro style keyword.

here is simple demo
==============

Code: [Select]


/*************************************
*           Sphinx C--               * 
*                                    *
*      PowerBasic Mcaro demo         *
*                                    *
*         by Emil_halim              *         
*                                    *
*************************************/

#pragma option w32c       //create Windows console EXE.
#pragma option OS         //speed optimization
#jumptomain NONE          //just jump to main function


#includepath "D:\Ext_c--\winlib" 
 
#include <windows.h> 
#include <MSVCRT.H-->
 
#pragma option ia        //allow inserte asm instructions

#pragma option LST       //create disasemble list

 Macro InVok(fnc,arg)
    push arg
    call fnc
 End Macro 
 
 Macro MBox(strg)
       MessageBox(0,strg,"",0);
 End Macro   
   
 ^^  Masm block start here
; #########################################################################
; 
;  simple masm proc
;
; #########################################################################

Squr:
    EAX = [esp+4]
    EAX *= EAX
    ret 4
   
; #########################################################################
 ^^  Masm block end here
 
void main()
{
     InVok(Squr, 5)
     printf("%d\n",EAX);
     
     MBox("end of program")
}

Enjoy coding with c--,Masm,Basic.   

[Emil_halim]

Hi all,

here is an other release of c--Ext , so you can try the previous Examples ,also test the new features.

link http://bcxdx.spoilerspace.com/C--/Ext_c--.beta_2.zip

Enjoy coding with c--,Masm,Basic.   

[Emil_halim]

Hi all,

i have found some bugs in c--Ext , i fixed it.

so please , reload the package again.

thanks.

[Emil_halim]

Hi all,

in old basic , you can declare a variable when you using it.
BASM is old basic but it easy and attractive language , so it uses the above rolls.
some time i do not want this feature , i first declare a variable then i use it , for that resone   i have added a new
basic directive called "$AutoDecl" to control that. 

here is a simple demo that showing you the using of $AutoDecl directive

Code: [Select]

/*************************************
*           Sphinx C--               * 
*                                    *
*  basic variable declaring demo     *
*                                    *
*         by Emil_halim              *         
*                                    *
*************************************/

#pragma option w32c       //create Windows console EXE.
#pragma option OS         //speed optimization
#jumptomain NONE          //just jump to main function


#includepath "D:\Ext_c--\winlib" 
 
#include <windows.h> 
#include <MSVCRT.H-->
 
#pragma option ia        //allow inserte asm instructions

void main()
{
   !! basic block start here
   
    $AutoDecl on  // turn on automatic var declaring
   
    lwr$ = "Welcome"
   
    upr$ = Ucase$( lwr$ ) 
    ?  upr$
   
    $AutoDecl of  // turn of automatic var declaring
    // here you must declar variable by using
    // Dim keyword befor starting use the variable
   
    Dim  Ten , ImStr$
   
    Ten = 10
   
    ImStr$ = "string variable"
   
    ? Ten ; "  " ; ImStr$
   
   !!  basic block end here
   
   MessageBox(0,"","",0);
}

Enjoy coding with c--,Masm,Basic.   

[Emil_halim]

Hi all,

this demo will show you , how to use variables those were declaring outside Basic block.

the basic keyword "Extrn" will tell basic parse that to use the variables without putting them in data section.

Demo
=====

Code: [Select]

/*************************************
*           Sphinx C--               * 
*                                    *
*    Extern basic variable demo      *
*                                    *
*         by Emil_halim              *         
*                                    *
*************************************/

#pragma option w32c       //create Windows console EXE.
#pragma option OS         //speed optimization
#jumptomain NONE          //just jump to main function


#includepath "D:\Ext_c--\winlib" 
 
#include <windows.h> 
#include <MSVCRT.H-->
 
#pragma option ia        //allow inserte asm instructions

#pragma option LST

void main()
{
   // declare some variables in c--
   // we will use them in Basic block
   static char IamGlobalStr[256];
   dword  IamLocalVar;
   
   !! basic block start here
      // tell Basic about c-- variables
      Extrn IamLocalVar,IamGlobalStr$
     
      IamLocalVar = 100  'access to local c-- variable 'IamLocalVar'
     
      lwr$ = "Welcome"   'declare a basic var and initials it
     
      IamGlobalStr$ =  Mid$( lwr$,4,4 ) + " Equal " + Str$( IamLocalVar )
       
   !!  basic block end here
   
   puts( #IamGlobalStr );
   
   MessageBox(0,"","",0);
}
 

Enjoy coding with c--,Masm,Basic.   

[Emil_halim]

Hi all,

I was search this forum for ftoa procedure , then i searched Fasm forum for the same procedure.

I found that ftoa uses itoa procedure in fasm forum , written by Reverend.
so first i convert it to masm syntax.

here is a demo that usus itoa procedure


demo
=====

Code: [Select]

/*************************************
*           Sphinx C--               * 
*                                    *
*    itoa demo From FASM forum       *
*                                    *
*         by Emil_halim              *         
*                                    *
*************************************/

 
#pragma option w32c       //create Windows console EXE.
#pragma option OS         //speed optimization
#jumptomain NONE          //just jump to main function

#includepath "D:\Ext_c--\winlib" 
 
#include <windows.h> 
#include <MSVCRT.H-->
 
#pragma option ia        //allow inserte asm instructions

#pragma option LST

 ^^
; #########################################################################
;
;
; #########################################################################       
 
 .data
      itoa_digits  db "0123456789ABCDEF", 0
 .code
 
;===============================================================================
;       integer to ASCII conversion procedure
;
;       input:
;       number - number to convert Smile
;       radix - base system like 10 for decimal, 16 for hexadecimal, etc.
;       result_buffer - pointer to memory where output will be saved
;       signed - bool value, if number is signed (-2147483646...2147483647)
;                or unsigned (0...4294967295)
;
;       output:
;       no immediate output
;
;       possible errors:
;       radix exceeds 16
;
;       coded by Reverend
;===============================================================================
itoa Proc  number:DWORD, radix:DWORD, result_buffer:DWORD, sgned:DWORD
  local temp_buffer[33]:char

        pushad
        mov     esi, radix
        lea     edi, [#temp_buffer+32]
        mov     ebx, #itoa_digits
        cmp     esi, 16
        ja      error
        std
        xor     al, al
        stosb
        mov     eax, number
        cmp     sgned, TRUE
        jnz     @F
        test    eax, 80000000h
        jz      @F
        neg     eax
    @@:
        xor     edx, edx
        idiv    esi
        xchg    eax, edx
        xlatb
        stosb
        xchg    eax, edx
        test    eax, eax
        jnz     @B
        lea     esi, [edi+1]
        mov     edi, result_buffer
        cld
        cmp     sgned, TRUE
        jnz     @F
        test    number, 80000000h
        jz      @F
        mov     al, "-"
        stosb
    @@:
        lodsb
        stosb
        test    al, al
        jnz     @B
        sub     edi, result_buffer
        lea     eax, [edi-1]
        stc
 @ theend:
        cld
        popad
        ret
 @ error:
        clc
        jmp     theend
itoa Endp

; #########################################################################
 ^^

void main()
{
   //buffer that holds string
   char   ss[64];
   
   // test postive value
   itoa(3140,10,#ss,FALSE);           
   puts(#ss);
   
   // test nigative value
   itoa(-3140,10,#ss,TRUE);           
   puts(#ss);
   
   MessageBox(0,"","",0);
}   
 

Enjoy coding with c--,Masm,Basic.