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  • V Vasily Tserekh

    int ASMcontarpalabras(char * texto, int text_size,char * palabra, int pal_size)
    {
    asm
    {
    mov [ebp-4],0 // suma total
    mov [ebp-8],'v' // dice si es inicio de palabra (v o f)
    mov esi,[ebp+8] // texto
    mov edx,[ebp+12] // tamaño del texto
    mov edi,[ebp+16] // palabra
    mov ecx,[ebp+20] // tamaño de la palabra
    mov ebx,-1 // contador del texto
    xor eax,eax // toma las letras del texto y la palabras en al y ah
    mov [esi+edx],' ' // pone al final del texto y la palabra un
    mov [edi+ecx],' ' // caracter en blanco
    inc edx

    main_ciclo: inc ebx
    cmp ebx,edx
    je salir
    mov al,esi[ebx] // mueve a al un caracter del texto
    cmp al,32 // chequea si es un espacio
    je continuar2
    cmp [ebp-8],'f' // chequea si es inicio de palabra
    je continuar1 // si no salta a continuar1
    mov ah,[edi] //mueve a ah la primera letra
    cmp al,ah
    je comparar
    jmp continuar1

    //*************
    comparar: push ecx
    push ebx
    mov ecx,2
    inc ebx // para comparar con la segunda letra

     ciclo:  mov al,esi\[ebx\]   //texto
             mov ah,edi\[ecx-1\] //palabra
             inc ebx
             inc ecx
             cmp al,32         //chequea si se acabo la palabra en el texto
             je check1:
             cmp ah,32         //chequea si se acabo la palabra
             je  salir\_dif
             cmp al,ah
             je ciclo
             jmp salir\_dif
    
     check1: cmp ah,32          //chequea si las palabras son iguales
             je check2
             jmp salir\_dif
    
     check2: sub ebx,ecx        //chequea si tienen igual longitud
             cmp ebx,0
             jl salir\_igual
             xor ecx,ecx
             mov cl,esi\[ebx\]
             cmp cl,32
             je salir\_igual
             jmp salir\_dif
    

    salir_igual: inc [ebp-4] //encontro una palabra
    pop ebx
    cmp ebx,edx
    je salir_fin // sale si es igual
    pop ecx
    jmp main_ciclo

    salir_dif: pop ebx // ...si es diferente
    pop ecx
    jmp main_ciclo

    salir_fin: pop ecx // ...si se acabo el texto
    pop ebx

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    Tom Clement
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    I'm pretty confident that the use of "goto" in assembler is de rigueur. :)

    Tom Clement Serena Software, Inc. www.serena.com articles[^]

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    • J Jason Hooper

      goto[^] I've only used goto once before as a professional and ended up removing it a few minutes later when I figured out a different way. Sometimes though for simplicity it just makes sense. I think I'll leave it! Anyone who thinks this code should not be checked in, speak now or forever hold your concurrency locks.

      Jason

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      Lost User
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      I use return while having those ifs in a separate validation method. Goto is really not professional.

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      • V Vasily Tserekh

        int ASMcontarpalabras(char * texto, int text_size,char * palabra, int pal_size)
        {
        asm
        {
        mov [ebp-4],0 // suma total
        mov [ebp-8],'v' // dice si es inicio de palabra (v o f)
        mov esi,[ebp+8] // texto
        mov edx,[ebp+12] // tamaño del texto
        mov edi,[ebp+16] // palabra
        mov ecx,[ebp+20] // tamaño de la palabra
        mov ebx,-1 // contador del texto
        xor eax,eax // toma las letras del texto y la palabras en al y ah
        mov [esi+edx],' ' // pone al final del texto y la palabra un
        mov [edi+ecx],' ' // caracter en blanco
        inc edx

        main_ciclo: inc ebx
        cmp ebx,edx
        je salir
        mov al,esi[ebx] // mueve a al un caracter del texto
        cmp al,32 // chequea si es un espacio
        je continuar2
        cmp [ebp-8],'f' // chequea si es inicio de palabra
        je continuar1 // si no salta a continuar1
        mov ah,[edi] //mueve a ah la primera letra
        cmp al,ah
        je comparar
        jmp continuar1

        //*************
        comparar: push ecx
        push ebx
        mov ecx,2
        inc ebx // para comparar con la segunda letra

         ciclo:  mov al,esi\[ebx\]   //texto
                 mov ah,edi\[ecx-1\] //palabra
                 inc ebx
                 inc ecx
                 cmp al,32         //chequea si se acabo la palabra en el texto
                 je check1:
                 cmp ah,32         //chequea si se acabo la palabra
                 je  salir\_dif
                 cmp al,ah
                 je ciclo
                 jmp salir\_dif
        
         check1: cmp ah,32          //chequea si las palabras son iguales
                 je check2
                 jmp salir\_dif
        
         check2: sub ebx,ecx        //chequea si tienen igual longitud
                 cmp ebx,0
                 jl salir\_igual
                 xor ecx,ecx
                 mov cl,esi\[ebx\]
                 cmp cl,32
                 je salir\_igual
                 jmp salir\_dif
        

        salir_igual: inc [ebp-4] //encontro una palabra
        pop ebx
        cmp ebx,edx
        je salir_fin // sale si es igual
        pop ecx
        jmp main_ciclo

        salir_dif: pop ebx // ...si es diferente
        pop ecx
        jmp main_ciclo

        salir_fin: pop ecx // ...si se acabo el texto
        pop ebx

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        Lost User
        wrote on last edited by
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        Protip: on codeproject je is not coloured, but jz is.

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        • J Jason Hooper

          goto[^] I've only used goto once before as a professional and ended up removing it a few minutes later when I figured out a different way. Sometimes though for simplicity it just makes sense. I think I'll leave it! Anyone who thinks this code should not be checked in, speak now or forever hold your concurrency locks.

          Jason

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          Lost User
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          #12

          I think your Coder Card is a forgery. :-D

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          • J Jason Hooper

            In any decision where I have two blocks of code that are functionally equivalent but one is more nested than the other, I will pick the less nested version. Fewer braces overall in the code.

            Jason

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            lewax00
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            In general I'd agree, but if the alternative is duplicate code or a goto then I can't see the justification. Ignoring the argument of the appropriateness of goto, it is less readable even if its only because its so rarely used.

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            • J Jason Hooper

              goto[^] I've only used goto once before as a professional and ended up removing it a few minutes later when I figured out a different way. Sometimes though for simplicity it just makes sense. I think I'll leave it! Anyone who thinks this code should not be checked in, speak now or forever hold your concurrency locks.

              Jason

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              RaviBee
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              goto the end of a block is perfectly admissible.  break, continue and return do exactly this. /ravi

              My new year resolution: 2048 x 1536 Home | Articles | My .NET bits | Freeware ravib(at)ravib(dot)com

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              • J Jason Hooper

                goto[^] I've only used goto once before as a professional and ended up removing it a few minutes later when I figured out a different way. Sometimes though for simplicity it just makes sense. I think I'll leave it! Anyone who thinks this code should not be checked in, speak now or forever hold your concurrency locks.

                Jason

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                Mycroft Holmes
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                1991 was the last time I used GOTO, and I was not a professional then X|

                Never underestimate the power of human stupidity RAH

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                • J Jason Hooper

                  goto[^] I've only used goto once before as a professional and ended up removing it a few minutes later when I figured out a different way. Sometimes though for simplicity it just makes sense. I think I'll leave it! Anyone who thinks this code should not be checked in, speak now or forever hold your concurrency locks.

                  Jason

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                  PIEBALDconsult
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                  Jason Hooper wrote:

                  used goto ... as a professional

                  I have, but in scripts (e.g. DCL and BAT files), not in proper programming languages. Except for VAX BASIC, but maybe that stretches the definition of "proper programming language". :~

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                  • L Lost User

                    Protip: on codeproject je is not coloured, but jz is.

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                    Dan Neely
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                    Protip; bugs should be reported[^] bug forum instead of on the lounge.

                    Did you ever see history portrayed as an old man with a wise brow and pulseless heart, waging all things in the balance of reason? Is not rather the genius of history like an eternal, imploring maiden, full of fire, with a burning heart and flaming soul, humanly warm and humanly beautiful? --Zachris Topelius Training a telescope on one’s own belly button will only reveal lint. You like that? You go right on staring at it. I prefer looking at galaxies. -- Sarah Hoyt

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                    • D Dan Neely

                      Protip; bugs should be reported[^] bug forum instead of on the lounge.

                      Did you ever see history portrayed as an old man with a wise brow and pulseless heart, waging all things in the balance of reason? Is not rather the genius of history like an eternal, imploring maiden, full of fire, with a burning heart and flaming soul, humanly warm and humanly beautiful? --Zachris Topelius Training a telescope on one’s own belly button will only reveal lint. You like that? You go right on staring at it. I prefer looking at galaxies. -- Sarah Hoyt

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                      Lost User
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                      Fair enough. Of course it was me who supplied the list in the first place, so it's really my fault :laugh: There was a limit on how many instructions could be coloured, and I figured, well, they're really the same instruction anyway.

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