Assembly Language Programming: 8086/8088, 8087

THE ENVIRONMENT OF A PROGRAM. The Hardware of a Micro Computer System. Operating Systems, MS-DOS, and Interrupt Routines. INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL CONTROL OF A PROGRAM. Writing the First Programs. Macros and Procedures. Physical and Logical Segments. Program Control. The Stack; Addressing with Registers. INTERACTION BETWEEN A PROGRAM AND MS-DOS. The MS-DOS Environment; .COM and .EXE Programs. Using DEBUG. Changing an Interrupt Routine. DATA MANIPULATION. The String Instructions. A Structured Program; Sorting Arrays. The Modular Approach to Programming. Binary I/O; The Flags Register. Hexadecimal and Decimal I/O; Multiplication and Division. BCD Representation; Multibyte Addition. ADVANCED TOPICS. Basic File Manipulation. Structures, Records, and Macros. Creating an Interrupt Routine; ROM-BIOS. External Calls of Assembly Language Routines. Elementary Graphics. The 8087 Numeric Processor Extension. Appendices.Mayer, Joerg is the author of 'Assembly Language Programming: 8086/8088, 8087' with ISBN 9780471605041 and ISBN 0471605042.