Hello Christopher,
Christopher Hankinson wrote to Frank Topping :
 CH> You were telling me te
 CH> different commands in Debug! You can jump to higher level if you don't
 CH> mind? I understand this just fine?
If you want to go to a higher level, you need a assembler. The common used
assemblers are MASM from microsoft, and TASM from borland. Ofcourse these
two assemblers are commercial software, so you have to buy them.
Alternatively you can use a shareware or freeware assembler. A86 is a well
know shareware assembler that you can find on some BBS's.
So, the first question is, 'what is the assembly-program that you have or
you want to use to write your programs?' If we know that, then we can give
some examples specific for that assembler.
BTW, please don't ask me where you can find these assemblers, because I
live in Belgium, so, it won't be useful for you when I give the names of
some BBS's here ;-)
 CH> What version of Td do you have? I have 2.01 what is the meaning
 CH> of it?
Mmm, you have Td, so it's very likely that you also have TASM. Have you
already written a program with TASM?
 CH> Do you think you would be so
 CH> nice to help me make a hex editor for dos, something like Diskedit
Have you already written some programs in assembly? IF NOT, try to start
with something very easy, like a program that prints your name on the
screen. So, you can learn the essentially things.
                                                    IF YES, what
information to you need. What are the specific problems that you have with
writing this HEX-editor?
 CH> Christopher Hankinson
Have a nice day, Christopher.       - Jan Wagemakers -
.!. a Tagline without words ;-)
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