HELP in Assembly language

Hi friends,
I am a new member here, read few articles of this group and felt
confident that you ppl can help me out.

I am new to assembly programming. Know a little bit of 8085
microprocessor.

I want to write a program in an assembly language accessing unallocated
space of the hard disk.

I will be extremely happy to see any response to see to this message.

Thanks in advance.

My mail id is: riazpasha@gmail.com

Riaz wrote:

> I am a new member here, read few articles of this group and felt
> confident that you ppl can help me out.
> 
> I am new to assembly programming. Know a little bit of 8085
> microprocessor.

That's about 30 years old.  Welcome back.

> I want to write a program in an assembly language accessing unallocated
> space of the hard disk.

That's nice.

> I will be extremely happy to see any response to see to this message.

What kind of response are you looking for?  For your program, you will 
need to know the processor type that you are using, the assembler you 
will use, the disk drive and interface, the file system used on the 
disk, etc.  It could be an educational endeavor.

> Thanks in advance.
> 
> My mail id is: riazpasha@gmail.com

Post in newsgroups.  Read responses in newsgroups.

Thad

On Fri, 06 May 2005 05:03:22 -0700, Riaz wrote:

[snip]
> I want to write a program in an assembly language accessing unallocated
> space of the hard disk.
> 
> I will be extremely happy to see any response to see to this message.

If I were you I would first decide what processor I am interested in
programming - they all have different assembly code. Then I would try to
find a "simulator" to practise on. There are quite a few freeware software
simulators available for some of the microprocessors that have been around
a while, such as the Motorolas, Z80's etc. You can often find books at the
library or used bookstores.

If you want to program a newer microcontroller get yourself one of the
inexpensive development board kits available for the AVR or Zilog Encore.
These include full software with C compilers, assemblers, simulators.

Larry Gagnon

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