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Stop user input from stdin in Assembly


How do you read from stdin?How to catch a tab press in x86 assembly?Sorting strings in 8086 AssemblyUsing Jump and Compare in Assembly LanguageDOS Assembly program reading from pipeSnake Assembly 8086: not moving correctlySnake Game Assembly: increasing body length not workingC, how to stop stdin from outputting after each enter by the user?How do i re-write this assemly lang.program so that it can double any number passed to itC++ code for testing the Collatz conjecture faster than hand-written assembly - why?













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I am quite new to assembly and trying to figure out reading input from stdin.
How do we terminate reading input after user presses enter ?



I am using a86 in dosbox.



jmp lo

readChar:
mov ah, 01h ; we want to read
int 21h ; result in al
ret

lo:
call readChar
jnz lo
int 20h ; exit









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  • You compare the input with the ascii code of enter (13).

    – Jester
    Mar 7 at 12:05











  • stanislavs.org/helppc/int_21-a.html could be helpful

    – Tommylee2k
    Mar 7 at 13:52















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I am quite new to assembly and trying to figure out reading input from stdin.
How do we terminate reading input after user presses enter ?



I am using a86 in dosbox.



jmp lo

readChar:
mov ah, 01h ; we want to read
int 21h ; result in al
ret

lo:
call readChar
jnz lo
int 20h ; exit









share|improve this question






















  • You compare the input with the ascii code of enter (13).

    – Jester
    Mar 7 at 12:05











  • stanislavs.org/helppc/int_21-a.html could be helpful

    – Tommylee2k
    Mar 7 at 13:52













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I am quite new to assembly and trying to figure out reading input from stdin.
How do we terminate reading input after user presses enter ?



I am using a86 in dosbox.



jmp lo

readChar:
mov ah, 01h ; we want to read
int 21h ; result in al
ret

lo:
call readChar
jnz lo
int 20h ; exit









share|improve this question














I am quite new to assembly and trying to figure out reading input from stdin.
How do we terminate reading input after user presses enter ?



I am using a86 in dosbox.



jmp lo

readChar:
mov ah, 01h ; we want to read
int 21h ; result in al
ret

lo:
call readChar
jnz lo
int 20h ; exit






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  • You compare the input with the ascii code of enter (13).

    – Jester
    Mar 7 at 12:05











  • stanislavs.org/helppc/int_21-a.html could be helpful

    – Tommylee2k
    Mar 7 at 13:52

















  • You compare the input with the ascii code of enter (13).

    – Jester
    Mar 7 at 12:05











  • stanislavs.org/helppc/int_21-a.html could be helpful

    – Tommylee2k
    Mar 7 at 13:52
















You compare the input with the ascii code of enter (13).

– Jester
Mar 7 at 12:05





You compare the input with the ascii code of enter (13).

– Jester
Mar 7 at 12:05













stanislavs.org/helppc/int_21-a.html could be helpful

– Tommylee2k
Mar 7 at 13:52





stanislavs.org/helppc/int_21-a.html could be helpful

– Tommylee2k
Mar 7 at 13:52












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