char *s
_asm {
//what commands go here
};
Replaceing charecters in assembler
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if I want to make an assembler routen to replace charecters
inside a char* how would I do it?
quote:Original post by Nullio
if I want to make an assembler routen to replace charecters
inside a char* how would I do it?
char *s_asm {//what commands go here}; char *s = NULL;_asm {//what commands go here}; Is that what you mean?
char s[] = "ABCDEF";_asm {//what commands go here}; Or that???
... I take it it's a homework assignment that you waited till the last minitue to finish, you need to study more.
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Edited by - kingpin on January 1, 2002 8:46:35 PM
THE EASIEST WAY IS TO WRITE IT IN C++ AND LOOK AT DISASM!!
HERE IT IS
HERE IT IS
#include <iostream.h>#include <string.h>char* c = NULL;void main(){ c = new char[20]; strcpy(c,"EvilCrap"); __asm { mov edx,dword ptr [c] mov byte ptr [edx+2],''a'' } cout << c;} This topic is closed to new replies.
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