Art of Assembly Language, 1st Edition

4.31. 4.31 Arrays of Records

It is a perfectly reasonable operation to create an array of records. To do so, you simply create a record type and then use the standard array declaration syntax. The following example demonstrates how you could do this:

type
     recElement:
          record
               << fields for this record >>
          endrecord;
          .
          .
          .
static
     recArray: recElement[4];

To access an element of this array you use the standard array indexing techniques. Because recArray is a single dimension array, you'd compute the address of an element of this array using the formula "baseAddress + index*@size(recElement)". For example, to access an element of recArray you'd use code like the following:

// Access element i of recArray: intmul( @size( recElement ), i, ebx ); // ebx ...