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 Posted: Fri Jun 27, 2008 12:49 pm Post subject: [C++] Asm |
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Well im making something and I was wondering how I would convert this to C++
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would it be
__asm{
0049DDE7:
jae 0048025c
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[to turn it on]
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No, the _asm function writes the assembly code in the current address.
It would be:
| Code: | | mov byte ptr ds:[0x49DDE7],0x73 |
Or, use pointers.
But seriously, learn how to code, we're not gonna code all your programs, every little question you're making a new topic about it, just learn how to code instead of "requesting codes and compiling"...
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Explain what 0x73 exactly is
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| Posted: Fri Jun 27, 2008 1:45 pm Post subject: |
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| Short Jump if After or Equal byte.
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| You can also just write the bytes in using memcpy (dll) or WPM.
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| Symbol wrote: | No, the _asm function writes the assembly code in the current address.
It would be:
| Code: | | mov byte ptr ds:[0x49DDE7],0x73 |
Or, use pointers.
But seriously, learn how to code, we're not gonna code all your programs, every little question you're making a new topic about it, just learn how to code instead of "requesting codes and compiling"... |
just because he dont know how to use asm it dosent mean he cant code ...
i really having problem with it too but i can still code stuff
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| ups2000ups wrote: | | Symbol wrote: | No, the _asm function writes the assembly code in the current address.
It would be:
| Code: | | mov byte ptr ds:[0x49DDE7],0x73 |
Or, use pointers.
But seriously, learn how to code, we're not gonna code all your programs, every little question you're making a new topic about it, just learn how to code instead of "requesting codes and compiling"... |
just because he dont know how to use asm it dosent mean he cant code ...
i really having problem with it too but i can still code stuff |
Take a look at the forum, and at how many posts have been made by this guy.
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ElectroFusion, while it is nice to see you are trying to learn, you are very much so not doing it in a good method. Having people here spoon feed you everything is not going to get you started or get you learning at all. You seriously need to stop jumping around from project to project and seriously sit down and read about a specific language. In your case, you seem to be interested in C++, you need to stop posting here for help and actually learn the language. Most if not all your questions are basic and could have been learned from reading something.
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I have a question on Win32 API programming (sorry for the off topic but its up there^^)
What is the difference from regular c++ and what does it help accomplish? Is like something I should learn if I know the basics?
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win32 is just (on cef at least) code name for win32 c++. It's just using the C++ STL and language to use the win32 API to program windows.
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