I\'m trying to make some registry edits and I\'m not sure I understand how specific dword values are calculated.
res = pRecord->Usn ; char sres[1024]; strcpy(sres,\"\"); ltoa(res,sres, 10); I have this variable res, which开发者_运维百科 is of type DWORDLONG, and I am trying to convert it into a string so th
std::cout << (DWORD)\"test\"; If I compile an开发者_Go百科d run this I get different output values each time, but I can\'t figure out why.
Can anyone help me how to convert string value to dword hex for example: string i = \"1\"; uin开发者_StackOverflow社区t32 m = ....
I am t开发者_开发百科rying to understand why a DWORD value is often described in Hexadecimal on MSDN.
How in C can we read and make DWORD variables with a low and high开发者_高级运维 word and low and high byte?WinAPI provides macros for the manipulations of these types, such as:
So if I want to read some information at the offset 开发者_C百科00A2E63C (e.g.)... and I need to have it as a DWORD,
i want show a message dialog with a dword value like this MessageBox(0, (LPCWSTR) hProcess,TEXT(\"My MessageBox Info\"),MB_OK | MB_ICONERROR);
I have found these few lines of assembly in ollydbg: MOV ECX,DWORD PTR DS:[xxxxxxxx] ; xxxxxxxx is an address
Could someone explain what this means? (Intel Synta开发者_运维问答x, x86, Windows) anddword ptr [ebp-4], 0
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