mouse position in assembly language

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hey ,, I need to know the code in assembly to let the symbol or char move with the mouse ?? plz help as soon as possible

Posted 12-Jul-12 7:04am

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lewax00 12-Jul-12 13:17pm

What assembly? Assembly is a category of languages, not a single language (e.g. x86, MIPS, ARM, etc.).

And honestly, if you're trying to manipulate a graphical shell with assembly, you should probably rethink your program.

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 12-Jul-12 13:29pm

Exactly. Modern OS won't let to access hardware directly anyway.
--SA

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 12-Jul-12 13:29pm

It more depends on the system than on the language. And the modern systems won't give your the access to the hardware or BIOS.
So, start with tagging the question: hardware, OS, version, whatever is relevant. Use "Improve question".
--SA

Member 9246587 12-Jul-12 13:36pm

assembly x86
am thinking to begain like this ,,

mov ax ,3
int 33h
shr cx ,1
shr cx ,1
shr cx,1
shr dx ,1
shr dx ,1
shr dx,1

but after taking the position I dont know what to do??

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 12-Jul-12 14:16pm

Look, what are you using? DOS?! Or what? Ha, "int 33h"... Who needs this? See my comment first, then put the code...
--SA

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