Category : Assembly Language Source Code
Archive   : ASM-SUBR.ZIP
Filename : SETBOX

 
Output of file : SETBOX contained in archive : ASM-SUBR.ZIP
;-------------------------setbox routine begins--------------------------+
; NAME SETBOX
;
; from BLUEBOOK OF ASSEMBLY ROUTINES FOR IBM PC & XT.
; page : 137
;
; ROUTINE FOR FILLING A RECTANGULAR BOX WITH COLOR
;
; FUNCTION: This routine fills a rectangular box in the color graphics
; screen with a given color.
;
; INPUT: Upon entry:
;
; x-coordinate of upper left corner is in x1
; y-coordinate of upper left corner is in y1
; x-coordinate of lower right corner is in x2
; y-coordinate of lower right corner is in y2
; color of the rectangle is in bits 0 and 1 of color
;
; OUTPUT: Just to the screen.
;
; REGISTERS USED: No registers are modified.
;
; SEGMENTS REFERENCED: Upon entry ES must point to the video RAM at
; 0B8000h and DS must point to the following lookup table for color
; masks:
;
; xtable dw 0FFC0h, 0FFF0h, 0FFFCh, 0FFFFh
; dw 03FC0h, 03FF0h, 03FFCh, 03FFFh
; dw 00FC0h, 00FF0h, 00FFCh, 00FFFh
; dw 003C0h, 003F0h, 003FCh, 003FFh
;
; ROUTINES CALLED: None
;
; SPECIAL NOTES: No bounds checking is performed. The coordinates must
; be in range and in order. That is, the following case must be true:
;
; 0 <= x1 <= x2 <= 319
; 0 <= xy <= y2 <= 119
;
; ROUTINE TO FILL A RECTANGULAR BOX
;
setbox proc far
;
push si ; save registers
push di
push dx
push bx
push cx
push ax
;
; determine byte position for start
;
; get y contribution
mov ax,y1 ; get starting y-coordinate
mov ah,al ; replicate for odd-even bank
and ax,1FEh ; just one bit gets moved
sal ax,1 ; times 4
sal ax,1 ; times 8
sal ax,1 ; times 16
mov di,ax ; address gets 16 * y-coord
and di,7FFh ; not the odd-even bit
sal ax,1 ; times 32
sal ax,1 ; times 64
add di,ax ; address gets 80 * y-coord
;
; add in x contribution
mov ax,x1 ; get x coord
sar ax,1 ; divide
sar ax,1 ; by 4
add di,ax ; beginning offset
;
; count for outer loop
mov cx,y2 ; ending y-coord
sub cx,y1 ; minus starting y coord
inc cx ; plus 1
;
; count for inner loop
mov si,x2 ; ending x-coord
sar si,1 ; divide
sar si,1 ; by 4
mov ax,x1 ; starting x-coord
sar ax,1 ; divide
sar ax,1 ; by 4
sub si,ax ; take the difference
;
; get the color
mov bx,color ; get the color
and bx,3 ; just between 0 and 3
mov dl,cbytes[bx] ; look up color pattern
;
; determine mask for starting and ending bytes
mov bx,x1 ; starting byte
and bx,3 ; just the pixel posn
sal bx,1 ; times 2
sal bx,1 ; times 4
mov ax,x2 ; ending byte
and ax,3 ; just the pixel posn
add bx,ax ; 4 * starting-ending
sal bx,1 ; 8 * starting + 2 * ending
mov bx,xtable[bx] ; look up the masks
;
; set up masked color bytes
mov dh,dl ; color for the left bytes
mov ah,dl ; color for the middle bytes
and dx,bx ; mask left and right color bytes
;
cld ; forward
;
sboxloop:
push cx ; save count of outer loop
push di ; save initial byte posn
;
mov cx,si ; count for inner loop
;
; check for only one byte
mov al,bh ; get the mask
jcxz sboxloop2 ; if ending byte coincides
;
; color leftmost byte of the scan line
not al ; reverse the mask for clearing
and al,es: [di] ; get byte from memory and clear pixels
or al,dh ; put color in place
; *** possibly changing this to xor will be useful ***
stosb ; put the byte in place
;
; check for just two bytes
dec cx ; count the byte
jcxz sboxloop1 ; done ?
;
; color middle byte of scan line
mov al,ah ; color for middle byte
rep stosb ; put middle bytes in place
;
; handle rightmost byte of scan line
;
; come here if two or more bytes
sboxloop1:
mov al,0FFh ; set the full mask
;
; in all cases come here to adjust the masks
sboxloop2:
and al,bl ; bring in right part of the mask
and dl,al ; clear left part of color if needed
;
; color the byte
not al ; reverse the mask for clearing
and al,es: [di] ; get byte from memory and clear pixels
or al,dl ; put pixels in the byte
; *** change to xor would be interesting ***
stosb ; put byte back into video RAM
;
; compute next scan line
pop di ; restore address of left side of box
test di,2000h ; odd or even line ?
jz sboxloop3 ; skip if even
add di,80 ; add 80 bytes per line
;
sboxloop3:
xor di,2000h ; changes banks in any case
pop cx ; restore count for outer loop
loop sboxloop ; next scan line
;
pop ax ; restore registers
pop cx
pop bx
pop dx
pop di
pop si
;
ret ; return
;
setbox endp
;-------------------------setbox routine ends---------------------------+


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Archive   : ASM-SUBR.ZIP
Filename : SETBOX

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