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When you declare variables in the .data segment in MASM, where are those vars allocated? In the stack or in the heap memory? And what about the \".data?\" seg开发者_开发技巧ment?Neither, they are allo
In c++ I can use define a binary string like this: char v[] = \"\\xfc\\xe8\\x89\\x00\\x00\\x00\"; Now I am trying to do that on MASM, I tried this:
I have written following code to compare two strings,one is predefined and other is taken as input from user. But everytime the program shows them as unequal. please assist me. I am using MASM32 assem
I have the following source for an assembly program that I got in a Youtube video tutorial: .386 .model flat, stdcall
I Have Masm32 and I am using Qeditor. None of the options in Porject menu work. As an example if I click \"Build All\" nothing happens (no window, no files ar开发者_JAVA百科e build in the file directo
szCaption db \'System Information\', 0 I now understand开发者_开发百科 such declarations: var_name type default_value
szText MACRO Name, Text:VARARG LOCAL lbl jmp lbl Name db Text,0 lbl: ENDM 开发者_运维百科 Anyone knows what this macro\'s doing?It looks like it creates a zero-terminated string (hence, sz). The symb
Is there a way of assembling x86 code into COM executables? I am using masm32 as my assembler. Can\'t find enough information on the assembling/linking command line so I always end up getting errors..
I mean, how the kernel expose its function to user lan开发者_StackOverflow中文版d application.Kernel functions are called using syscalls, which usually take form of filling some registers (type of sys
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