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<0> d00zer: ?
<1> Ok, i got my coffee. I'm gonna need a few minutes still tho.
<0> yeah, no prob
<0> it's actually better for me to get some work done aswell :D
<1> I was thinking of jne, not lea.
<1> I just looked on the page I bookmarked!
<2> oggis_: sorry for that, my stupid coworker was here an typed in some random junk...
<1> lol
<1> (oggis_): I'm gonna do now what I usually do; read the advice I was given a few times, until I get it working!!
<1> Ok, I read some of it over again. int *eax, *ecx; *eax = *ecx; makes sense now. Before I thought all four registers were eax for some reason. My eyes playing tricks on me! needed coffee.
<1> Yea, int *eax, *ecx; *eax = *ecx; is good analogy.
<1> I'm writing a dll. I want to write to the address of eax, the value not seen in the code, I tryed to make it ecx.
<1> I do'nt really need the +4 thing. Nevermind. I'll just manually type the address.
<0> okay, yeah. Then actually *eax = *ecx is not a good analogy. Wouldn't int *eax; int ecx; *(eax+4) = ecx (or ecx +4) be a better analogy?
<1> sure
<1> How would I move the value in one address to another address?
<1> I figured it out. It's working great now. http://rafb.net/paste/results/p4FlqH38.html
<1> Can someone tell me what the problem with this is? I get no compile errors, and the output is /sta/sta http://rafb.net/paste/results/B5SxWk63.html
<3> jesus christ! what's that?
<1> I want to make a hotkey, VK_F4, how would I do that?
<3> HighNeko, if that is a windows question this is the wrong channel, I'm afraid.
<1> an asm hotkey?
<1> execute code when a hotkey is pressed.
<3> there exists no such thing
<1> I've seen it.
<3> so, which cpu supports hotkeys?
<1> Looks like this; .if esi == VK_F5
<3> hm. may ***embler doesn't know this VK_F5 thingy. Must be a bug. ...
<3> -a
<1> Is there a way to play a sound, or make my computer beep .if eax == 0?
<4> ls -tlra
<4> sorry
<5> HighNeko: why would you want to do that?
<1> to check for example if al == 0
<5> how high is the cost of using indirect calls instead of direct ones on today's PC CPUs?
<5> (like pentium-something)
<6> hmm
<7> in asm for coldfire, the indirect adress mode (1,a0) , 1 is one byte or a long word or word ?
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