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Programming in Assembler – Laboratory Exercise No.1 Installing MASM 6.14 with Programmers Workbench environment During the Exercise No.1 students are to install and configure Microsoft assembler MASM 6.14 with full environment for program writing and debugging. Environment consists of: - The Microsoft Macro Assembler (MASM) - Editor - Debbuger CodeView - A project management („make”) utility - A source-level browser - A complete online reference system All parts of this environment should be installed. They all are intergated with one shell tool - The Programmer’s WorkBench (PWB). To install the MASM 6.14 environment the following are needed: - Instalation version of the MASM 6.11 - Patch to update the MASM 6.11 to 6.14 - Documentation of the environment All needed materials can be accessed from location D:\lab_assembler\ Step by step guide for installation: - Read the documents in Getting Started folder – they describe installation process - Read the packing.txt file – it describes files to be installed - Install the MASM 6.11 running setup.exe from DISK1 folder with default parameters - Refer to documentation for help about installing parameters - Unpack the MASM 6.14 update running the ml614.exe - Refer to documentation in readme.txt file for updating process - Update MASM 6.11 to 6.14 running the patch.exe To run the PWB environment first set the environment variables using the new-vars.bat located in the BINR directory. Now it is possible to correctly run the pwb.exe. After installation test the functions of the tools writing simple assembler program. TITLE HELLO .MODEL small, c, os_dos ; Could be any model except flat .DOSSEG ; Force DOS segment order .STACK .DATA ; Data segment msg BYTE "Hello, world.", 13, 10, "$" .CODE ; Code segment .STARTUP ; Initialize data segment and ; set SS = DS mov ah, 09h ; Request DOS Function 9 mov dx, OFFSET msg ; Load DX with offset of string ; (segment already in DS) int 21h ; Display String to Standard Out .EXIT 0 ; Exit with return code 0 END .

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