I'm looking for a means to write a subroutine that fills an array with a value, as well as a way to parse/read data from an array.
I've been looking about various keywords from the standpoint of a C/C++ coder, but I'm not sure how the piece fits together:
- declare array in cblocks, which I am familiar with
- What is mpasm's approach to array[index] access?
- How do I raise the index?
- How can I get from one array place to the next?
- How do I create a while loop?
In assembly, is the recursive loop GOTO $-n the only way?
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AmeliaJames
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I'm looking for a means to write a subroutine that fills an array with a value, as well as a way to parse/read data from an array.
I've been looking about various keywords from the standpoint of a C/C++ coder, but I'm not sure how the piece fits together:
- declare array in cblocks, which I am familiar with
- What is mpasm's approach to array[index] access?
- How do I raise the index?
- How can I get from one array place to the next?
- How do I create a while loop?
In assembly, is the recursive loop GOTO $-n the only way?
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