Yes, but that is something that is very obvious while learning assembler. -As i see it, its much better to spend an afternoon to learn how ML works instead of spending months on trying to decode the "magic" behind C. For instance. set adress 0200 and forward in the memory to "hello world$" then write. Mov ah,09 mov dx, 0200 call function int 21h will print "Hello world" on the screen. -This little routine is easy to understand, and everything from pointers to functioncalls and their parameters are explained here. ..and,everything with numbers like boolean long short signed and unsigned integers and float and why you cant mix them, is also very obvious when you have a grasp of how ML/assembler works.
#include <stdio.h> int main () { printf ("Hello World!\n"); }