Floating Assembly

Hey, I discovered how to do floating point assembly but there are a few things that I still don''t get or understand. I know that the CPU has the interger processor and the floating processor but only the integer processor has registers that you can use like as if it was a variable. With float, I have to load something into the ST# stack (I think its better known as the floating point register) with the fld instruction. I know the add, subtract, multiply and divide instructions (and how to return a value from ST0 back to the pointed memory location). Here is something I don''t know how to do and I''m hoping you guys can help me out : How can I put a constant into the ST# stack equasion without using a memory location. For instance, if I where to divide by 2 I had to do this : float result = 4.0; float two = 2.0; __asm { fld dword ptr [result] fdiv dword ptr [two] fst dword ptr [result] } Another question : How can I put values into ST# (# > 0) and still use that with ST0 in calculations (like put that 2 to divide with in ST1 and result = ST0/ST1). Thanks ----------=Last Attacker=---------- ICQ: 120585863 E-mail: laextr@icqmail.com