Please use Assembly Lnguage for x86 Pocessors 7th Edition.

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To read or write to a file you need to do things in the following order:

Open File Read / Write to File Close File

To open a file you use the CreateOutputFile procedure. In order to use this you must place the address of a string that contains the file name into the edx register. If the file can be opened without error a file handle will be returned into the eax register. You will need the hand to read and write to the file. Writing To A File To write to a file you use the WriteToFile procedure. To make this work you place the number of bytes to write in the ecx register, the file handle into the eax register, and the address of the string you want written to the file in the edx register. Reading From A File To read from a file you use the ReadFromFile procedure. To make this work you place the number of byte to read into the ecx register, the file handle into the eax register, and the offset of the array you want to store the read bytes to in the edx register. Closing The File To close a file you simply call the CloseFile Procedure File Write Example:

INCLUDE Irvine32.inc .data filename BYTE "test.txt", 0 fileHandle HANDLE ? prompt BYTE "Enter some text", 0dh, 0ah, 0 err1 BYTE "Unable to Create File", 0dh, 0ah, 0 buffer BYTE 300 dup(?) .code main PROC ; ask for some text to write to the file mov edx, OFFSET prompt ; prompt for text call WriteString ; Write prompt to screen mov edx, OFFSET buffer mov ecx, SIZEOF buffer call ReadString ;Create the new file mov edx, OFFSET filename call CreateOutputFile ; eax now has the file handle mov fileHandle, eax ; store off the file handle ; Check for errors cmp eax, INVALID_HANDLE_VALUE ; error found? jne FILEOK mov edx, OFFSET err1 ; display error call WriteString jmp EXITOUT FILEOK: ; Write to the file mov eax, fileHandle ; File handle to eax mov edx, OFFSET BUFFER ; pointer to string to write in edx mov ecx, lengthof buffer ; number of bytes to write call WriteToFile; call CloseFile EXITOUT: exit main ENDP END main

File Reading Example:

INCLUDE Irvine32.inc .data filename BYTE "test.txt", 0 fileHandle HANDLE ? prompt BYTE "Enter some text", 0dh, 0ah, 0 err1 BYTE "Unable to Create File", 0dh, 0ah, 0 buffer BYTE 300 dup(?) .code main PROC ;Create the new file mov edx, OFFSET filename call OpenInputFile ; eax now has the file handle mov fileHandle, eax ; store off the file handle ; Check for errors cmp eax, INVALID_HANDLE_VALUE ; error found? jne FILEOK mov edx, OFFSET err1 ; display error call WriteString jmp EXITOUT FILEOK: ; Read from file mov eax, fileHandle ; file handle in eax mov edx, OFFSET buffer ; address of array to store bytes in mov ecx, lengthof buffer ; max number of bytes to read call ReadFromFile ; Read from file call CloseFile ; close file mov edx, OFFSET buffer ; Reset address in edx call WriteString ; write file contents to the screen. call Crlf EXITOUT: exit main ENDP END main

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Task:

Write a program that creates a new text file. Prompt the user for a Players name, batting average, and slugging percentage. Write this information to the file one record per line all items comma separated like the following: Jon Snow, Average: .310, Slugging .850 You should have a loop mechanism that will allow users to input as many records as the wish. In other words ask if they want to input another record. To make your life easier you are probably going to want to treat all fields as text.

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