ASM

delete "0D"
Hello, does exist a tool destroy bytes value "0D" in a file ? I did not found it with google. ... 28 Aug 2008 17:15

JWasm v1.9 - now 1.91!!!
japheth wrote: A quick look at the output of "objdump -d" doesn't show any obvious problem - we seem to be doing the same thing, albeit "arranged" a little differently - I call "drawstring" as a subroutine... One oddity, I noticed: my calls look like "call xxxxxxxx <X...(a)plt>", and yours all add "+0... 24 Aug 2008 02:44

a little program for format asm code
rio wrote: <+File pretty2.zip(4.45Kb)> Do you like my last program for formatting asm code? Can't actually try it... (could you post a brief example of what it does?) One thing I noticed, taking a quick look at the code... You "cmp eax, "db "", etc... but I don't see "dw ". "Modern" Nasm also has "do" and... 16 Aug 2008 21:47

NASM 0.98.39 vs. NASM 2.03.01 disassembly
Just an FYI, I was cleaning up the 16-bit .asm I created from NASM's 0.98.39 insns.dat to find errors with Willow's Crudasm. I ran the resulting NASM 0.98.39 .bin file through Ndisasm.exe from NASM 2.03.01 (both for DOS). This is a list of those instructions which didn't disassemble the same. If it appeared ... 22 Sep 2008 02:05

Linux News Reader.
Hi, Frank, in the Lunuxurious shits land, what do you read the News with? I gave a try to something called "Pan reader"... unusable, or, at least, nothing comparable to Xnews.exe... Something better? Betov. ... 13 Aug 2008 11:46

add New 'macro' for stack and address?
in how i see the thing access the stack should be important what say about this? ^o1 <ALLOW> o2 -> <ALLOW> dword[esp+o1], o2 ^Nome=89 -> mov dword[esp+Nome], 89 ^Nome+=22 -> add dword[esp+Nome], 22 ^99-=23 -> sub dword[esp+99], 23 ^a+4*c=b -> mov dword[esp+eax+4*ecx], ebx ++^a -> inc ... 15 Aug 2008 06:53

announce: my very first disassembler now available (GPL)
I just finished my very own disassembler, written from scratch. It takes a 750-line input script file that specifies the x86 and x86-64 instruction set, and produces a disassembler. Unlike other disassemblers, mine is enjoyable to work on because it is coherent, you have a script file that makes sense (to me at lea... 21 Aug 2008 14:30

Startup routine initialization
Hi, I am a newbie learning assembly language. Somewhere I found that while initialization of global/text segment in program some authors do it like as shown below : enter 0,0 ; setup routine pusha and while exiting popa mov eax, 0 leave I am not able to understand why we enter 0,0 to stack . Any... 7 Aug 2008 06:16

time to leave?
My physicians tell me yet that my body is worn out, ....nothing very new to me from daily experience... [have to pay attribute to age, cigarettes, alcohol and girls ...] whenever I become unable to post/respond to questions about KESYS (maybe soon) I declare for after my active presence: all my work on KESYS (He... 13 Aug 2008 06:37

Is it better programming in asm using top-down or bottom-up?
-Is it better programming in asm using top-down or bottom-up? i find good write a routine for resolve a problem. if that routine become too complex i begin to write function for sub-problems; this means i use top-down right? -is it better to have, for heavy use, a 256 table of dword or a 256 table of bytes ... 13 Aug 2008 11:46