That is one thing that was nice about DOS, you where close to the machine. I never fully got machine language, but it was fun trying.
IIRC, debug.com could be used to create programs using machine lang.
Yes, it was a quite bare bones experience when compared to TASM and MASM, and only worked for COM executable, but it did work.
The reasoning being that COM files were a plain memory dump starting at offset 100H, thus you would type the code in memory and then dump it.
Yes, it was a quite bare bones experience when compared to TASM and MASM, and only worked for COM executable, but it did work.
The reasoning being that COM files were a plain memory dump starting at offset 100H, thus you would type the code in memory and then dump it.