>>>3). "LES DI,mem" loads ES:DI with the 32-bit pointer value stored at
>>>[mem], not the address of mem itself.
>> The "LES, DI, a" instruction that I have give as a
>> correct/alternative instruction will do exactly what is intended,
>> setting ES:DI to the address of the buffer that us to be filled with
>> the function call...
> definitively not.
> LES, DI, a
> will load ES:DI with the *content* of a, not the address of a
> some compilers (MSC, TurboC) accept
> mov ax, seg a
> mov es, ax
> lea di, a
AFAIR the alternative might be (I don't speak Pascal very good)
var APTR = ^a; (* initialize far pointer to a *)
les di, APTR; (* now es:di points to a *)
is what ralf wants
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