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<0> Ashe` are you awake?
<1> .dasm c6c5
<2> Inode:
<2> -------------------------------------------------
<2> 00000000 C6 db 0xC6
<2> 00000001 C5 db 0xC5
<2> -------------------------------------------------
<1> .dasm 41c6c5
<2> Inode:
<2> -------------------------------------------------
<2> 00000000 41 inc ecx
<2> 00000001 C6 db 0xC6
<2> 00000002 C5 db 0xC5
<2> -------------------------------------------------
<1> .dasm e8
<2> Inode:
<2> -------------------------------------------------
<2> 00000000 E8 db 0xE8
<2> -------------------------------------------------
<3> .dasm ff
<2> Hutley:
<2> -------------------------------------------------
<2> 00000000 FF db 0xFF
<2> -------------------------------------------------
<3> why this?
<0> Why is what?
<3> wisebot says
<3> is util for what?
<0> .dasm cb
<2> _exe:
<2> -------------------------------------------------
<2> 00000000 CB retf
<2> -------------------------------------------------
<0> I find it util.
<1> .dasm d8
<2> Inode:
<2> -------------------------------------------------
<2> 00000000 D8 db 0xD8
<2> -------------------------------------------------
<3> WHen i use the RegOpenKeyEx and later i use the RegSetValueEx . the first erase the value of variable used in second api. Whats error?
<4> if i'm limited to using only: ADD, AND, and NOT instructions along w/ the branch if negative,zero, or positive, how can i check to see if a value is between lets say, 1 and 25?
<5> we don't do homework here
<4> not doing homework
<5> what is it then ?
<4> i know in masm there are built in instructions to check for less than or greater than
<4> i'm trying to understand
<4> the routine underneath it
<5> x>25 is x-25>0
<5> it is all the maths you need to know
<4> that would check the upper limit
<4> what about greater than 1 AND less than 25
<5> 1<x<25 is 0<1-x and x-25<0
<5> that is x+1>0 and x-25<0
<4> i see
<4> ty
<4> ok now writing that out as an ***embly routine(if the value we are testing was held in register R6): ADD R5, R6, #1; BRp Next; Next ADD R5, R6, #-25; BRn done;
<4> does that make any sense to u?
<4> =/
<5> conditional branching to the next instruction is quite stupid
<4> well ***uming there would be other jumps in between if it wasn't the case
<4> i guess what i'm confused on is, how would i check if the first condition was true AND the second condition
<5> if (cond1 && cond2) xxx; is the same than if (cond1) if (cond2) xxx;
<4> when u say "if", do u mean a branch?
<5> you don't know C
<4> i know C, but in asm u don't do ifs
<5> can't you translate a simple if in asm ?
<4> i'm just learning it
<4> i'm a newbie
<5> if (cond1) xxx; is if (!cond1) goto next; xxx; next:
<4> ok
<4> and how about two conditions?
<5> i already said you
<5> the only thing i didn't tell you is !(a || b) == (!a && !b)
<4> de morgans
<5> now you can do what you want
<4> k
<5> indeed
<4> ty
<6> ?? tca
<2> Ever|asT: TCA -> General Major Thomas Colin Archer, Chief of Joint Warfare Center NATO
<2> Ever|asT: TCA -> Terminal Controlled Airspace
<7> Morning.
<8> morning
<8> i searching for good x86 commands description utility (mnemonics/code/description) like mnemonix2 from masm
<8> anyone use similar thing?
<9> hrm
<9> havent used that in 18 years lol
<8> so now you can remember e8xxxx - call near ?
<9> but it should be tracable by using google
<9> man that was in 1988
<9> programming a 8088 lol
<8> google... "x86 command utility list" and similar requests didnt work
<9> http://www.olemiss.edu/courses/EE/ELE_485/Fall2001/Handouts/8088_instruction_set_summary_rev.htm
<8> )
<9> which cpu of the x86 family are you programming with?
<8> basic set
<8> 386+mmx
<8> but
<8> man )
<8> i known they
<8> i just need nice tool for remember codes
<8> and commands
<9> oh
<9> u mean a program on the computer?
<8> sure
<8> small sticky popup window
<9> oh
<9> yeah that would be a nice tool to have
<8> yep
<8> after ~hour of finding i now think it need to be developed myself :/
<8> finding - searching
<9> hrm
<9> u can still go for that...
<9> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/X86_instruction_listings
<9> put it on a shortcut on the quicklaunch pannel
<8> webbased, havent search option and totally bad. but it can be good source )
<9> it seems pretty complete
<9> the last one
<9> take a look
<8> yep. just enumeration
<8> havent description, codes, used registers
<9> oh... u need the intel manual lol
<8> true
<9> http://home.comcast.net/~fbui/intel.html
<8> intel manual + good program for viewing it
<8> Sub ) i have ~ 10 years asm experience and don't need well-known links )
<9> nah... what you need indeed is a voice recognition software so you can say the instruction and you get all the details without leaving your programming environment right? *lol* I think you're a bit lazy
<8> hehe
<8> it's ideal )
<9> being lazy?
<9> ;)
<8> why not?
<9> I know
<9> I am
<9> lol
<9> King of laziness
<8> well. if i dont found any tool i'll make it.
<9> why asm on intel?
<8> arm some days
<9> almost every other cpu around is easier to program
<8> hmhm
<8> i dont think plc programming is more easy
<9> I've programmed motorola, rockwell, intel... and I really hate intel lol...
<9> plc? you're in automation?
<8> was )
<9> I have studied in that domain
<8> hate electronics
<9> love
<9> lol
<9> :)
<8> )
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