Why does this always write to memory address 0xb8000?
In the function “write” I take a char c. If c is a letter, number or symbol I print it and increment x. But, the char is always stored in memory address 0xb8000 rather than 0xb8000 + line + (x++).
Why does this always write to memory address 0xb8000?
In the function “write” I take a char c. If c is a letter, number or symbol I print it and increment x. But, the char is always stored in memory address 0xb8000 rather than 0xb8000 + line + (x++).
Why does this always write to memory address 0xb8000?
In the function “write” I take a char c. If c is a letter, number or symbol I print it and increment x. But, the char is always stored in memory address 0xb8000 rather than 0xb8000 + line + (x++).