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Write a series of text strings or numbers to the output device. If an error occurs during output, IO_ERROR will be updated with the error code.

Assumed unless otherwise specified:

• Simple labels are ASCIIZ strings locations in CS.
• Memory references without segments are ASCIIZ strings in DS.
• Registers and register pairs are numbers of their bit size.
• Numbers are signed integers.
• Constant numbers will be the minimum bit size for the value.

Data type overrides:

CHAR	output as ASCII character
BIN	output as binary
HEX	output as hexadecimal
UINT	output as unsigned integer
SINT	output as signed integer

Data bit sizes:

BYTE	data is a 8-bit value
WORD	data is a 16-bit value
DWORD	data is a 32-bit value
QWORD	data is a 64-bit value
TWORD	data is a 80-bit value
OWORD	data is a 128-bit value
YWORD	data is a 256-bit value
ZWORD	data is a 512-bit value

More rules:

• The order is always [TYPE] [SIZE] DATA
• Constant strings must not have any TYPE or SIZE information.
• Memory References to numbers require SIZE information.

Examples:

    ; write the constant string to the output device
    Write "Hello, World!"

    ; write the string stored at CS:HI_WORLD to the output device
    Write HI_WORLD

    ; write a hex value followed by a string and preceeded by "0x"
    Write "0x", hex AX, " bytes"

    ; miscellaneous examples
    Write char [ES:SI]

    Write sint qword [SI]

    Write PREFIX_TEXT, hex yword [SI], "->", \
        char AL, "/", [DI], " ", uint dword [VALUE_X], "+", DX, " bytes"

See also WriteAssign, WriteLn, IO_ERROR