Convert this to C/C++

[Warmaster199]

Can someone please convert this to inline assembler(For use with BorlandC or C code? It's needed quite urgently.

public _setbxdx 
.MODEL SMALL ;whatever 
.CODE 

set_struc struc 
    dw ? ;old bp  
    dd ? ;return addr (always far call) 
    p_bx dw ? ;reg bx value 
    p_dx dw ? ;reg dx value 
set_struc ends 

;HELP CONVERT THIS FUNCTION TO C/C++!!!
_setbxdx proc far ; must be FAR 
    push bp 
    mov bp,sp 
    mov bx,[bp]+p_bx 
    mov dx,[bp]+p_dx 
    pop bp 
    ret 
_setbxdx endp 
END

in C, the function prototype is "far setbxdx(int, int);"

I can get most of of the conversion, but I want it to work with the "REGS" structure. I've already posted this in the ASM forum, but it's in more depth here.

I need this urgently!

[PsyVision]

www.softseek.com

Look in their programming section and it may have one.

[Warmaster199]

Sorry, I didn't find anything there

[Warmaster199]

This is important! I need help soon!

I see you pushing bp.. what is in bp at the time of this?

also, can I see what you have converted so far.. maybe i can help...

Knight

Here, try this...

void setbxdx(int a_bx, int a_dx)
{
__asm
{
mov bx, a_bx
mov dx, a_dx
}
}

Knight Vision

[Warmaster199]

It has to have a return of the FAR type. That's why it pushes/pops bp to return it(I think). I got this code from some code from www.VESA.org It's from their VBE3.0 Specifications. This is to help in switching the videocard's memory banks by a method called Direct-Banking.

Cybrg641 has helped me and has converted it to this:

FAR setbxdx(int, int);
//-----------------------------------------------------------------
struct set_struc
{
   WORD Oldbp;    // old bp
   DWORD rAddr;   // return addr
   WORD p_bx;     // reg bx value
   WORD p_dx;     // reg dx value
};
//-----------------------------------------------------------------
FAR setbxdx(int p_bx, int p_dx)
{   
    asm {
      push bp
      mov bp, sp
      mov bx, [bp] + p_bx
      mov dx, [bp] + p_dx
      pop bp
     }
   return 0;
}

It looks good to me... What do you guys say?