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Connecting to MySQL using Assembly Language
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I think it is, but is it worth the effort?
Assembly does its job at the byte, word, and/or double word
level of your computer. It would be a VERY time consuming
task if you'd want to write an assembly program from
scratch that is capable of interpreting a mySQL dbase file.
Judging by the length of your post, I don't believe you are
a person who has a lot of time on his hands
Maybe someone else has written a bunch of code that does the
trick, but since you're new to the language, you would not
know how to use it..
I recommend learning assembly first, before trying to use
it..
Assembly does its job at the byte, word, and/or double word
level of your computer. It would be a VERY time consuming
task if you'd want to write an assembly program from
scratch that is capable of interpreting a mySQL dbase file.
Judging by the length of your post, I don't believe you are
a person who has a lot of time on his hands
Maybe someone else has written a bunch of code that does the
trick, but since you're new to the language, you would not
know how to use it..
I recommend learning assembly first, before trying to use
it..
yeohhs2003
Programmer
Yes, it is possible to connect to the MySQL server using assembly language. I have written a small assembly program that does this. MySQL server has C API. The libmysql.dll implements the C API. All I did was write asm code to call the C functions in libmysql.dll and it was quite easy but coding is tedious. 
Best Regards,
Yeoh
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Best Regards,
Yeoh
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