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=={{header|8086 Assembly}}== |
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When programming in assembly language yourself (i.e. not having a compiler do it for you), generally the addresses of variables are known in advance and chosen by the programmer rather than dynamically determined by the compiler. Therefore you pretty much always know a variable's address at all times. However there is a little more work that needs to be done to get the address in 8086 Assembly compared to assembly for other machines. |
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UserRam 256 DUP (0) ;define the next 256 bytes as user RAM, initialize them all to zero. |
UserRam 256 DUP (0) ;define the next 256 bytes as user RAM, initialize them all to zero. |
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