Assembly Sorting Project

Overview

This Assembly project demonstrates how to create and use procedures in x86 Assembly language. Built using Irvine32, it guides users through reading inputs, performing addition and subtraction, managing cursor positions on the screen, and responding to keyboard input. The project features clean separation of logic using multiple custom procedures and leverages structured looping with no hardcoded inputs.

Features

• Reads two integer inputs from the user
• Displays sum and difference results using procedures
• Cursor control using gotoxy via the locate procedure
• Screen clearing and pause with keypress
• Modular code design with reusable procedures

Demo

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Sample Code

input PROC
    call locate
    mov edx, OFFSET prompt1
    call WriteString
    call ReadInt
    mov first, eax
    call locate
    mov edx, OFFSET prompt2
    call WriteString
    call ReadInt
    mov second, eax
    ret
input ENDP
        

Explore the Code

Check out the full project on GitHub, or download it directly.

What I Learned

This project deepened my understanding of low-level programming and how computers handle procedures, memory, screen output, and user input. Writing logic in Assembly helped solidify my grasp of the stack, registers, and control flow without relying on high-level abstractions.