When compiling the following assembly source file TASM 4.1 (tasm file.asm
):
ideal
p386n
model flat
stack 100h ; Dummy, to pacify TASM.
codeseg
start: cmp bx, after-start
after:
db 66h, 81h, 0fbh
dw after-start
end start ; Dummy, to pacify TASM.
, I get the following warning:
Turbo Assembler Version 4.1 Copyright (c) 1988, 1996 Borland International
Assembling file: file.asm
*Warning* file.asm(6) Operand size conflict
Error messages: None
Warning messages: 1
Passes: 1
Remaining memory: 470k
How do I get rid of warning Operand size conflict in line 6 (start: cmp bx, after-start
)?
I have a workaround: hardcoding the bytes of the cmp bx, ...
instruction with db
. Is there anything better?
Based on the comment by Michael Petch, I've just verified that using cmp bx, small after-start
does indeed get rid of the warning.
ideal
p386n
model flat
stack 100h ; Dummy, to pacify TASM.
codeseg
start: cmp bx, small after-start
after:
db 66h, 81h, 0fbh
dw after-start
end start ; Dummy, to pacify TASM.