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Contents:
CPU Architecture 1

Preamble ..................................................1
Power-up the PC ........................................... 2
The System Files ....................................... 3
Number Systems ........................................... 6
Registers and Memory ..................................... 9
MemoryMapofthePC .............................. 12
The CPU & Support Chips ........................... 12
Conventional and Extended Memory ..................... 14
Segments ............................................ 14
Real Mode ........................................... 17
DOS Real Mode Programming ....................... 18
DOS Protected Mode Programming .................. 18
Coding Restraints .................................... 20
Inside the 286/386l486/etc. ............................... 2 1
CPU Registers ....................................... 22
Instructions .......................................... 23
Real and Protected Modes ............................ 25
Memory Management .................................... 25
Segmentation Only ................................... 25
Shadow Registers .................................... 26
Descriptors .......................................... 28
386 Paging ........................................... 28
Virtual-86 ........................................... 29
Contention Issues ........................................ 3 1
Privileges.. .......................................... 31
I/O Privilege ......................................... 3 1
Task Switching ...................................... 32
Interrupts ................................................ 3 3
Real Mode Interrupts ................................. 33
Protected Mode Interrupts ............................ 34
Postamble ............................................... 36

2 Basic Assembly Language 37
Preamble ................................................ 3 7
Stack Instructions ........................................ 38
Transfer of Control ....................................... 39
Conditional Jump .................................... 43
Addressing Modes ....................................... 44
Segment Registers ................................... 46
String Instructions ....................................... 47
Arithmetic Instructions ................................... 50
Logical Instructions ...................................... 54
Code and Data Labels .................................... 56
Code Labels ......................................... 56
Data Labels .......................................... 58
Accessing Data ...................................... 5 8
Pointers .............................................. 59
LES, LDS, and LEA Instructions ..................... 60
Local Data ........................................... 62
Type Override ........................................... 63
Structures ................................................ 65
Label Equates ........................................ 66
Postamble ...............................................67
3 Opening Windows 69
Preamble ................................................69
DOS versus Windows Programming ..................... 70
Internal Differences .................................. 7 1
Building a Windows Application ......................... 72
Library Functions .................................... 72
The Mechanics of Assembling and Linking ........... 73
The Link Step ........................................ 74
Two Steps for Resources ............................. 74
Windows Programming Mechanics ....................... 75
Objects .............................................. 75
Handles .............................................. 76
Instances ............................................. 76
Messages ............................................ 77
C Syntax ............................................. 78
Message Loop ....................................... 78
Callback Functions ................................... 79
Data Types .............................................. 82

4 The Bare Bones 85
Preamble ................................................ 85
Getting Started ........................................... 86
Tools Required ...................................... 86
Source Files ......................................... 89
Resource and Definition Files ........................ 89
Message Format ..................................... 90
Make File ............................................ 91
Development Cycle .................................. 92
Application Structure .................................... 94
Preliminary Code .................................... 94
Startup Code ......................................... 96
WINMAIN{) ......................................... 98
Callback Function ................................... 102
5 High-Level Assembly 109
Preamble ............................................... 109
Include Files ............................................ 109
Microsoft versus Borland ........................... 110
Skeleton Analysis ....................................... 111
.MODEL Directive ...................................... 119
Private and Global Data ................................. 120
MASM versus TASM Scope ........................ 121
TASM’s @@ ....................................... 121
Life of Automatic Data .............................. 122
Assembling and Linking ................................ 123
MASM6 versus TASM .................................. 125
WINDOWS Qualifier ............................... 126
Prototypes .......................................... 127
Callback Design .................................... 129
Other Incompatibilities .............................. 130
MASM Assembling and Linking .................... 13 l
MASM6 Program Listing ............................... 132
6 Program Design 137
Preamble ...............................................137
Object Addressing ...................................... 138
Calling a Function .................................. 138
Early Binding ....................................... 14 1
Late Binding ........................................ 142
C++ Binding ........................................ 142

Assembly Language Binding ........................ 145
Use of THIS ............................................ 145
Interfacing with C++ .................................... 147
Compiling to ASM O/P ............................. 147
In-Line Assembly ................................... 148
In-Line DOS and Don’ts .............................. 149
The ASM Stub ...................................... 150
Compile and Assemble Steps ........................ 15 1
The Amazing 9-Line Program ........................... 153
A Skeleton Program ..................................... 154
Overrides ........................................... 156
Kickstart ............................................ 157
Message Handling .................................. 157
The WINDOW Object .................................. 158
WINMAIN ) ........................................... 162
Callback ................................................ 165
MA=( ) ............................................... 168
Inheritance .............................................. 171
Getting it Together ...................................... 175
Postamble .............................................. 178
7 PC Hardware 179
Preamble ............................................... 179
CPU bus ................................................ 179
Control Bus ......................................... 180
Address Decoder .................................... 182
I/OPorts ................................................ 183
I/O Instructions ..................................... 184
Keyboard Interface ...................................... 184
AT-Class Keyboard Port Enhancements ............. 186
PC Expansion Buses .................................... 187
Industry Standard Architecture (ISA) ................ 188
Peripheral Connect Interface (PCI) ...................... 19 1
Postamble .............................................. 194
8 BIOS, DOS, & Windows Low-Level Services 195
Preamble ............................................... 195
BIOS and DOS Services ................................ 197
Standard DOS Interrupts ............................ 200
DOS Protected Mode Interface (DPMI) ................. 203
INT-2Fh Extensions ..................................... 205
Windows Functions ..................................... 207
Thunking ............................................... 219
Generic Thunking ................................... 219
More Win95 “Improvements” ........................... 222
Device I/O Control .................................. 222
Dynamically Loadable Drivers ...................... 223
Threads ............................................. 223
Memory Mapped Files .............................. 224
Postamble .............................................. 224
Direct Hardware Access 225
Preamble ............................................... 225
Initialisation ............................................ 226
Addressing Segments ................................... 227
Direct Video ............................................ 229
Restore Video ....................................... 23 1
Change Video Mode ................................ 232
A Direct-Video Text-Mode Routine ................. 232
Call REPAINTSCREEN .......................... 234
Ordinal Coordinates ................................. 235
To and From Text Mode ............................ 236
Video Output Issues ................................. 237
MessageInput ...................................... 238
Experimenting ...................................... 239
A Direct-Video Window Program ................... 239
I/O Ports ................................................ 244
Real-Time Events 249
Preamble ............................................... 249
TSRs ...................................................250
Hooking a Vector ................................... 251
Service Routine (ISR) ............................... 253
Testing ............................................. 255
Hardware Interrupts ..................................... 256
XT Hardware Interrupts ............................. 256
AT Hardware Interrupts ............................. 257
Windows’ Standard Mode Hardware Interrupts ...... 258
Interrupt Handler Code .............................. 260
Enhanced Mode Hardware Interrupts ................ 263
Direct Memory Access .................................. 264
Real Mode Access 267

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