The Irvine16 library source code is designed to be used along with Assembly Language for Intel-Based Computers, 5/e, by Kip R. Irvine.
You may modify the source code files named Irvine16.asm and floatio.asm under the following conditions:
- You do not remove Irvine's name and credits from the source code files.
- The files are for private use only, and may not be copied, used, or included in any other published computer programming textbook.
Make a backup of the source file you plan to modify, in case you want to undo the changes!
Open the Irvine32.asm file or the floatio.asm file, using Visual Studio or Visual C++ 2005 Express. Modify it as you wish, and save the file.
Update the Irvine16 Library
In Windows Explorer, double-click the command_prompt shortcut located in the Lib16 folder of your example programs.
At the command prompt, type: makelib and press Enter. You should see the following display:
Press any key, and then close the window.
You're all done!