Masm32

[PurePwnagez]

I am learning this language, I read through the basics, I understand the stack and all that, But It didnt really tell me the offset a whole lot, I remember bits and pieces but no all here I go, something written like this

mov eax, ecx
mov eax, value[eax+4]

I could be wrong, Very wrong indeed, but its a start to a good finish, If I can do this.

[Nesox]

mov eax, ecx
mov eax, value[eax+4]

I could be wrong, Very wrong indeed, but its a start to a good finish, If I can do this.

mov eax, ecx
mov eax, dword ptr ds:[eax + 0x4]

[Cypher]

mov eax, ecx
mov eax, dword ptr ds:[eax + 0x4]

The DWORD PTR DS: is redundant on Windows.

[PurePwnagez]

DWORD is a 32 bit Type PTR for Pointer Whats the ds do, is that just a register? is there a forumla for the offset?

[Cypher]

Zzzzzzz.

This forum is NOT designed for beginners and we're not here to tutor you.

Please read the rules and go get yourself a book on the subject.

[PurePwnagez]

Ya I am not suited for MASM32, I will leave that to the other people, I am sticking with c++ High Level Language, Ill manipulate memory through pointers, attaching my program to another source that attaches it self to WoW.

Program->Another Program I make (Reads WoW health, Mana)-> WOW

Wouldnt that be that the better idea. Masm32 is to difficult.

[Cypher]

Sigh.

I don't think you understand that you don't understand what you're talking about.

[PurePwnagez]

Oh well Maby i dont, But you wanna know something I do understand, I CANNOT REMEMBER 200 LINES OF CODE FOR A SIMPLE DAMN TEXT BOX WTFMORE.

[argh44z]

Masm32 is to difficult.

Well, congratulations for realizing that. Hardly anyone (and certainly nobody here) uses pure asm for writing an actual program as it is unnecessarily tedious. Inline assembly from C++, on the other hand, is very useful. As is a basic understanding of assembly when disassembling/reversing programs.

Anyways, no knowledge is wasted knowledge.

[shingetterrobo]

I am learning this language, I read through the basics, I understand the stack and all that, But It didnt really tell me the offset a whole lot, I remember bits and pieces but no all here I go, something written like this

mov eax, ecx
mov eax, value[eax+4]

I could be wrong, Very wrong indeed, but its a start to a good finish, If I can do this.

what exactly are you asking?