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<0> .asm16 jmp dword ptr[0]
<1> stool: Invalid instructions, impossible to ***emble this code
<0> .asm16 jmp far [sp-2]
<1> stool: Invalid instructions, impossible to ***emble this code
<0> .asm16 push ax
<2> .asm16 jmp [sp-2]
<3> You killed him.
<2> lol
<0> :/
<0> .asm16 push eax
<1> stool: 6650
<0> .asm16 push ax
<1> stool: 50
<0> .asm16 mov ax, [esp+10h]
<1> stool: 678B442410
<0> .asm jmp short 7h
<1> stool: Invalid instructions, impossible to ***emble this code
<0> .dasm EB09
<1> stool:
<1> -------------------------------------------------
<1> 00000000 EB09 jmp short 0xb
<0> .dasm16 EB09
<1> -------------------------------------------------
<1> stool:
<1> -------------------------------------------------
<1> 00000000 EB09 jmp short 0xb
<1> -------------------------------------------------
<0> .dasm16 EB05
<1> stool:
<1> -------------------------------------------------
<1> 00000000 EB05 jmp short 0x7
<1> -------------------------------------------------
<4> Hi, anyone got tips of any diss***emlbers for win32, P-code
<4> ?
<5> Softice
<5> Or IDA-Pro
<6> IDA is da best
<0> http://www.rafb.net/paste/results/lREIcX20.html <--why version 1) only works..?
<7> stool: ssc and rip were already ***igned
<7> the data on the stack doesn't move when you push
<7> or pop
<0> well it should sub to esp
<0> so i'm indexing it manually there but somehow it won't add up
<7> no it shouldn't
<0> it shouldnt?
<7> ssc = esp+index; sub esp, 2 // ssc still correctly contains the address of the data of interest
<0> in a 32bit flat model, it subtracts esp by 4 when you push eax
<7> and?
<7> so you need to adjust your references on the stack
<7> AFTER the push
<7> mov edx, esp; push eax; mov ecx, esp+04h;; cmp edx, ecx = true
<0> hmm
<5> Well, you can't "mov ecx, esp + anything" .. but his point stands
<7> of course.
<7> we had a weird bug at work today.. where if (0 > 5) succeeded
<0> This is driving me crazy
<0> the references there dont use bp, prior to the interrupt call there is one paramenter been pushed into stack.
<0> all of the reference there is used after the all the pushes
<5> That is a weird bug
<0> <7> ssc = esp+index; sub esp, 2 // ssc still correctly contains the address of the data of interest <-- i fail to understand this.. if index was 2 the ssc would of be 2 bytes short, after sub esp, 2..
<7> x = 2
<7> y = x
<7> x = x -2
<7> has y changed?
<7> n.
<7> no.
<0> erm i think you got it all wrong, after sub esp, 2 .... mov [ssc], ax would be equal to mov[ esp+index ], but esp has changed
<7> sure. I'm wrong, you're right and yet your code does not work
<0> @ssc equ esp+08h, your telling me that the ***embler magically replaces esp for some magical value that points to the same index even if esp is changed? heh.
<5> Heh
<5> No, but what happens is that "ssc" gets turned into "esp+08h" by the pre-processor
<7> it's a macro?
<5> It's an equate
<7> duh
<5> Like #define in C
<7> what ***embler is that anyway
<7> that's what I asked
<7> it's a macro.
<5> Alright
<5> I didn't look at the code, just the one line he pasted
<5> If it's a macro, then it's probably bad and should be using EBP instead if the function has a stack frame set up
<0> masm, equ is like a macro
<7> right, but it's evaluated only once
<8> im spesha
<7> woot. pay just got deposited
<8> mine hasnt :<
<7> two more paychecks and I'll have enough to buy you.
<8> me?
<7> you or your "husband", I can settle for either
<8> im exspensive
<5> I'm a cheap drunk. Buy me pear cider and we'll talk
<8> why do you use ""
<5> You know the difference between a straight man and a gay man?
<5> About 5 beers
<8> ew
<7> make that 13
<7> oh well. must sleep. work tomorrow
<7> night
<8> go to work for me too
<0> night night
<7> I have enough **** to deal with thank you
<7> stupid moron at work keeps comitting code that's not even working
<8> my job ****s worse.. i win
<7> I mean.. it can happen, but when you miss a ; on one line and still commit to cvs without even compiling your **** first...
<7> you know
<7> bastard.
<5> Yeah, yeah. It's my fault
<0> Its always your fault TCA
<5> Why you all gotta be pickin on me.
<0> Your the person to turn too when things go wrong ofcourse :D
<5> Yeah.
<5> Except for one thing.
<5> It's good to be the king.
<0> King of the one man kingdom aye aye.
<5> Looks like a 26 man/bot kingdom to me
<0> bots dont count :)
<5> I dunno
<5> .kick stool They do my bidding, too
<0> sorry, i need to let out some agony with this code somehow :|
<5> Go ahead
<5> Beat me up.
<0> Still wont feel good mentally beating someone up, think i need to watch some tv heh heh.
<5> It wouldn't be any fun mentally beating me up anyway. I'd not be paying attention. And that would just make you pathetic.
<0> That would be a Bor0 :P
<0> I think this bochs has to do with bochs not me, going to boot my machine and test it.
<0> er
<0> i mean this problem
<9> hello
<5> Any luck, stool?
<0> no :(
<5> Oh well, the world needs ditch diggers, too
<0> i wish bochs is more debugging friendly then just an emulator
<0> i've been referencing the parameters the same way for about ole hundreds of functions now, i just dont know why 16bit mode is screwing me up.
<0> Even with using a prolog, bp-index is not working either.
<0> I just don't understand.. god dammnit
<0> I mean on interrupts it should push in cs:ip (4 bytes) into stack. Or perhaps I'm wrong..
<10> hello humans
<0> http://www.rafb.net/paste/results/P5nhlk51.html <-- this is screwed up, 1) does not work, 2) works
<0> it is screwed up all to gether that i the index at @RIP is esp+4h to begin with, since push ax, should only subtract esp by 2, thus should be at esp+2h
<0> 02.32 <0> Even with using a prolog, bp-index is not working either. <--- i mean bp+index not minus
<0> .dasm16 50678B44240833D22EF7361800428ACA33D22EF7361A00C1E2088AE858CA02
<1> stool:
<1> -------------------------------------------------
<1> 00000000 50 push ax
<1> 00000001 678B442408 mov ax,[esp+0x8]
<1> 00000006 33D2 xor dx,dx
<1> 00000008 2EF7361800 div word [cs:0x18]
<1> 0000000D 42 inc dx
<1> 0000000E 8ACA mov cl,dl
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