COM file generation

COM file generation

[S kris]

Hi,

I understand that .COM file could be generated from the OBJ files using MASM 
linker under windows. Is there anyway that .COM file could be generated from 
the OBJ files under Linux? (Using GNU toolchain)

IF not, What is the equivalent file for .COM file in Linux? How to generate 
this from ASM files?

Please clarify my above queries.

Thanks in advance.

--Kris

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de- interleaving

[etienne deleflie]

Here's an other way to enlarge your penis .... help me with this.

I'm on intel P4.

I have a video stream arranged in YUV422 ....which is [Y U Y V] [Y U Y 
V] [Y U Y V]  ..... ([] = 32 bits)

I want to extract this into 2 streams :
[ Y Y Y Y] [ Y Y Y Y] [ Y Y Y Y]
[ U V U V] [ U V U V] [ U V U V]

which basically means I have do de-interleave the first stream into 2.

I see there is an MMX instruction that does the exact opposite:
PUNPCKHBW ............  "unpack and interleave"

anyone have any idea what the (MMX ?) instruction might be (or if it 
exists .... I cant find it in the intel manual (which is 900 pages 
long...urgh))

etienne
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Re: de- interleaving

[hp]

etienne deleflie am Donnerstag, 22. Mai 2003 01:06:
>
> I see there is an MMX instruction that does the exact opposite:
> PUNPCKHBW ............  "unpack and interleave"

PACKUSWB, PACKSSWB

hp
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