Assembly language program not working?

Why won't this program work in assembly? I'm using Microsoft Visual C++ 2005 Express Edition, and using x86 assembly architecture. It's suppose to add the values in the array that are higher than the variable sample(in this case 50) and display the result. The answer should be +358 but I keep getting +0. I know it's one little mistake I'm making. Any ideas? Code:





.data





sum DWORD 0


sample DWORD 50





array DWORD 10,60,20,33,72,89,45,65,72,18


ArraySize = ($ - array)/ TYPE array





.code





main PROC





mov eax, 0


mov edx, sample


mov esi, 0


mov ecx, ArraySize





L1: cmp esi,ecx


jg L2


jmp L5





L2: cmp array[esi*4], edx


jg L3


jmp L4


add eax, array[esi*4]





L3: add eax,array[esi*4]





L4: inc esi


jmp L1





L5: mov sum, eax


call Writeint


call Crlf








exit





main ENDP








END main

Assembly language program not working?
firstly the add before the L3 is never used as the preceding instruction is a jmp.





But your main problem is that you're comparing esi to ecx right at the start, and if esi%26gt;ecx then you jump to L2, otherwise you got to L5. esi starts at 0, and ecx at the size of the array, so it starts off less, so the first comparison fails and causes a jump to the end.





Change:


L1: cmp esi,ecx


to:


L1: cmp ecx,esi

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