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The process of determining how a device was made. Usually for the purposes of replication.
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How can I make the Microsoft C compiler for DOS emit a loop with an intermediate jump to con...
TL;DR: It does not appear to be possible with the MS compiler, but I managed to get Borland Turbo C to emit the required code.
Inspired by user JeremyP's suggestion that a different compiler might hav …
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How can I make the Microsoft C compiler for DOS emit a loop with an intermediate jump to con...
I am trying to recreate the exact C source code from some 16bit DOS 8086 assembly generated by the MS C 5.0 compiler. After making some progress, I've hit a wall with the following code (annotated in …
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How can I make the Microsoft C compiler for DOS emit a loop with an intermediate jump to con...
It turns out that in MS C 5.1, in addition to all the /O... options there is one seemingly unrelated one that influences the optimizations for this compiler: /Zi. In the output of CL /help it is descr …
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How to make Microsoft C for MS-DOS emit an immediate-target far call into the data segment?
I am trying to recreate the C source code from some 16bit DOS 8086 assembly generated by the MS C 5.0 compiler. I've hit a wall with this far call instruction.
0000008D 9A2F0CB506 call 0x6b5:0 …
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