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    1. The document discusses macros and procedures for input/output in Emu8086 assembly language. 2. It describes macros for printing strings, getting numeric input, clearing the screen, and printing numbers, as well as procedures for getting string input and printing strings at the cursor position. 3. The code samples show how to restore registers after a procedure call, check the buffer size, and record keyboard input.

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    1. The document discusses macros and procedures for input/output in Emu8086 assembly language. 2. It describes macros for printing strings, getting numeric input, clearing the screen, and printing numbers, as well as procedures for getting string input and printing strings at the cursor position. 3. The code samples show how to restore registers after a procedure call, check the buffer size, and record keyboard input.

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    1. The document discusses macros and procedures for input/output in Emu8086 assembly language. 2. It describes macros for printing strings, getting numeric input, clearing the screen, and printing numbers, as well as procedures for getting string input and printing strings at the cursor position. 3. The code samples show how to restore registers after a procedure call, check the buffer size, and record keyboard input.

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    1. The document discusses macros and procedures for input/output in Emu8086 assembly language. 2. It describes macros for printing strings, getting numeric input, clearing the screen, and printing numbers, as well as procedures for getting string input and printing strings at the cursor position. 3. The code samples show how to restore registers after a procedure call, check the buffer size, and record keyboard input.

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    Kkdg kdcbfnknbn kdjkdhgkjh k ddljgl ldjl gldflkgfjglj

    Answer:

    1. It depends the program


    2. NO it will not accepts the space and special characters as an input
    3. ,
    4. There are many key presses in the program

    List of key presses

    MOV     AH, 0                  ; get pressed key.


    INT     16h
     
    CMP     AL, 13                 ; 'RETURN' pressed?
    JZ      exit
     
    CMP     AL, 8                  ; 'BACKSPACE' pressed?
    JNE     add_to_buffer
    JCXZ    wait_for_key           ; nothing to remove!
    DEC     CX
    DEC     DI
    PUTC    8                      ; backspace.
    PUTC    ' '                    ; clear position.
    PUTC    8                      ; backspace again.
    5. This is the code that restore register
    POP     SI     ; re-store registers...

    6. CMP     DX, 1                  ; buffer too small?


    JBE     empty_buffer           ;
    7. It instruct to record the next character or string that is input into the command line
    8. .
    9. .
    10. .

    Essay

    Emu8086.inc are macro procedure declarations and the macro prints a string that is a given as a
    parameter , example of this is PRINTN ‘hello world!’. There are turn off the cursor, the turn on the
    cursor, sets current cursor and position. There are also a procedure that gets the multi-digit SIGNED
    number from the keyboard and stores the results in CX register. There are macro defines a procedure to
    print a null terminated, a string at a current cursor position, receives address of strings in DS:SI.

    The macro defines a procedure to print a null terminated, string at current cursor position.
    The ZERO TERMINATED string should be defined just after the CALL. For example: CALL PTHIS
    db 'Hello World!',
    Address of string is stored in the Stack as return address. Procedure updates value in the Stack to make
    return after string definition.

    There are a macro defines a procedure to get a null terminated, string from user, the received string is
    written to buffer at DS:DI, buffer size should be in DX. Procedure stops the input when 'Enter' is pressed.
    There are macro defines procedure to clear the screen,(done by scrolling entire screen window)and set
    cursor position to top of it: There are macro defines a procedure that prints out an unsigned number in AX
    (not just a single digit) and allowed values from 0 to 65535 (0FFFFh).

    wait_for_key can disrupt the program if it will remove that is why the wait_for_key used for this
    program. I have no idea or suggestion in adding a program code in order to make it better

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