ESI & EDI points to the two integers
EBX points to an address that will hold sum
clc ; clear carry flag
L1 :
mov a1 , [esi] ; get the first integer
adc a1 , [edi] ; add the second integer
pushfd ; save the carry flag
mov [ebx] , a1 ; store partial sum
add esi , 1 ;points to next byte
add edi , 1
add ebx , 1 ; point to next sum byte
popfd ; restore the carry flag
loop L 1 ;repeat the loop
mov dword ptr [ebx] , 0 ; clear high dword of sum
adc dword ptr [ebx] , 0 ; add any left over carry
ret
ESI & EDI points to the two integers
EBX points to an address that will hold sum
clc ; clear carry flag
L1 :
mov a1 , [esi] ; get the first integer
adc a1 , [edi] ; add the second integer
pushfd ; save the carry flag
mov [ebx] , a1 ; store partial sum
add esi , 1 ;points to next byte
add edi , 1
add ebx , 1 ; point to next sum byte
popfd ; restore the carry flag
loop L 1 ;repeat the loop
mov dword ptr [ebx] , 0 ; clear high dword of sum
adc dword ptr [ebx] , 0 ; add any left over carry
ret
ESI & EDI points to the two integers
EBX points to an address that will hold sum
clc ; clear carry flag
L1 :
mov a1 , [esi] ; get the first integer
adc a1 , [edi] ; add the second integer
pushfd ; save the carry flag
mov [ebx] , a1 ; store partial sum
add esi , 1 ;points to next byte
add edi , 1
add ebx , 1 ; point to next sum byte
popfd ; restore the carry flag
loop L 1 ;repeat the loop
mov dword ptr [ebx] , 0 ; clear high dword of sum
adc dword ptr [ebx] , 0 ; add any left over carry
ret
ESI & EDI points to the two integers
EBX points to an address that will hold sum
clc ; clear carry flag
L1 :
mov a1 , [esi] ; get the first integer
adc a1 , [edi] ; add the second integer
pushfd ; save the carry flag
mov [ebx] , a1 ; store partial sum
add esi , 1 ;points to next byte
add edi , 1
add ebx , 1 ; point to next sum byte
popfd ; restore the carry flag
loop L 1 ;repeat the loop
mov dword ptr [ebx] , 0 ; clear high dword of sum
adc dword ptr [ebx] , 0 ; add any left over carry
ret
ESI & EDI points to the two integers
EBX points to an address that will hold sum
clc ; clear carry flag
L1 :
mov a1 , [esi] ; get the first integer
adc a1 , [edi] ; add the second integer
pushfd ; save the carry flag
mov [ebx] , a1 ; store partial sum
add esi , 1 ;points to next byte
add edi , 1
add ebx , 1 ; point to next sum byte
popfd ; restore the carry flag
loop L 1 ;repeat the loop
mov dword ptr [ebx] , 0 ; clear high dword of sum
adc dword ptr [ebx] , 0 ; add any left over carry
ret
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