Using MASM32 is it possible to display bitmaps stored in a binary file embedded with the executable to the console?
Can anyone show me how?
Addendum: I m not talking about a full fledge GUI here. Just the ability to display character bitmaps on the screen. They would be stored as 8x8 binary images in a file that we link to the executable.
You can do anything using MASM you could do with C or C++. However, using MASM doesn t give you any special abilities (you will still need to access the filesystem, for example), so if this is an attempt to get round the problems pointed out in answers to your previous question, you are out of luck.
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