If the input is n, but I need to use the value of n-1, is there any simple way?
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The following is quoted from willsort's post on 2004-1-14 14:16:18:
The most thorough and also most boring way is to use debug's assembly subcommand, write the assembly statements that handle input and output into a temporary file through a batch file, and then use debug to generate a dedicated .com file.
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