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Ideal mode handles structured records beautifully.

Mov, 012h Warning: size qualifier needed to determine Mov ax, 01234h OK: Move constant word to AX Lea bx, OK: Load effective address of 'ByteVal' OK: Offset statement does not use brackets Mov al, bx Error: indexes must occur with '+' as above Mov al, OK: Move byte from memory location BX + 2 to Mov, al OK: Move AL to memory location named Mov ByteVal, al Warning: 'ByteVal' needs brackets Mov al, OK: Move byte at address BX to AL. Mov ax, OK: Same as above with unnecessary size destination is used to generate proper object

Mov ax, OK: Move word at address BX to AX. Here areīyteVal db ? 'ByteVal' is name of byte variable Information by context to figure out the data size involved. Notice that size qualifiers are not necessary when TASM has enough Square brackets are used consistently to refer to memory contents. Style assemblers cannot assemble Ideal mode programs. The key (questionable) disadvantage, of course, is that MASM This is known as Ideal mode and provides several advantages TASM, Inpise's Borland Turbo Assembler, supports an alternative to MASMĮmulation.

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