You basically want to divide by 10, print the remainder (one digit), and then repeat with the quotient.
; assume number is in eax
mov ecx, 10
loophere:
mov edx, 0
div ecx
; now eax <-- eax/10
; edx <-- eax % 10
; print edx
; this is one digit, which we have to convert to ASCII
; the print routine uses edx and eax, so let's push eax
; onto the stack. we clear edx at the beginning of the
; loop anyway, so we don't care if we much around with it
push eax
; convert dl to ascii
add dl, '0'
mov ah,2 ; 2 is the function number of output char in the DOS Services.
int 21h ; calls DOS Services
; now restore eax
pop eax
; if eax is zero, we can quit
cmp eax, 0
jnz loophere
As a side note, you have a bug in your code right here:
mov ax, 1 ;put 1 into ax
add ax, 2 ; add 2 to ax current value
mov ah,2 ; 2 is the function number of output char in the DOS Services.
mov dl, ax ; DL takes the value.
You put 2 in ah, and then you put ax in dl. You’re basically junking ax before printing it.
You also have a size mismatch since dl is 8 bits wide and ax is 16 bits wide.
What you should do is flip the last two lines and fix the size mismatch:
mov ax, 1 ;put 1 into ax
add ax, 2 ; add 2 to ax current value
mov dl, al ; DL takes the value.
mov ah,2 ; 2 is the function number of output char in the DOS Services.