Howie

HE-SKUNK

 

 
.model small
.586
.stack 1000h
.data
   Hi  DB  48h, 69h, 21h,
              20h, 54h, 68h,
              69h, 73h, 20h,
              69h, 73h, 20h,
              48h, 61h, 6Fh,
              0Ah, 0Dh, 24h
   Wh DB 57h, 68h, 61h,
              74h, 20h, 69h,
              73h, 20h, 79h,
              6Fh, 75h, 72h,
              20h, 6Eh, 61h,
              6Dh, 65h,3Fh,
              0Dh, 0Ah, 24h
   Na DB 20 dup(?)
   Ho DB 48h, 6Fh, 77h,
             20h, 61h, 72h,
             65h, 20h, 79h,
             6Fh, 75h, 20h,
             24h
   Qu DB 3Fh, 0Ah, 24h
.code
   Main proc
        mov AX, @Data
        mov DS, AX
        mov AH, 09h
        LEA DX, Hi
        int 21h
        LEA DX, Wh
        int 21h
        LEA DI, Na
        mov AH, 01h
        LoopA:
             int 21h
             mov DS:[DI], AL
             inc DI
             cmp AL, 0Dh
             JNE LoopA
        dec DI
        mov AL, 24h
        mov DS:[DI], AL
        mov AH, 09h
        LEA DX, Ho
        int 21h
        LEA DX, Na
        int 21h
        LEA DX, Qu
        int 21h
        mov AH, 4Ch
        int 21h
   Main endp
end

Name:  Howie

Age:  22

Location:  Sacramento, CA

Profession:  Student

Major:  Computer Engineer

Institution:  California State University of Sacramento

 
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