I am able to pass the pointer and get the user’s integers, but I need to return the count back to print out the # of integers inputted. I know it’s not returning what I want because it just prints out 100 afterward. From the manager.asm … ARRAY_COUNT equ 100 … extern input_array global manager ..
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I am a little confused as to what I need to fix to handle the error Exception thrown at 0x00AFF748 in ProjectTwo.exe: 0xC0000005: Access violation executing location 0x00AFF748. I am attempting to write an external assembly language program that is then called by a C++ program. I am unsure if I messed up the assembly ..
Having such a simple Win32 assembly program .386 .model flat, c option casemap :none ;includelib C:UsersDarekDevVCliblibcmt.lib ;includelib C:UsersDarekDevVCliblegacy_stdio_definitions.lib EXTERN printf :PROC ; declare printf .data HelloWorld db "Hello j World!:-)", 0 .code main PROC push offset HelloWorld call printf add esp, 4 ret main ENDP END I’d like to change the entry point name from ..
I am fairly new to assembly and architectures so I was playing around with the GCC to assemble my assembler file. I am running Windows 10, with AMD 3750H (IDK if this helps) It is a fairly simple program, that does the following: Creates a stack frame Pushes two numbers to the stack Pops them ..
I am fairly new to assembly and architectures so I was playing around with the GCC to assemble my assembler file. I am running Windows 10, with AMD 3750H (IDK if this helps) It is a fairly simple program, that does the following: Creates a stack frame Pushes two numbers to the stack Pops them ..
I have a scenario where in some cases when opengl32.setPixelFormat is called it then call _wglDescribePixelFormat ( which is exported function ) which then calls further in the call stack ComputeBitsFromMasks and finally _MaskToBitsAndShift. The _MaskToBitsAndShift function remains in the loop and never finishes, causing hanging the whole app. Callstack is [email protected] opengl32.dll!ComputeBitsFromMasks [email protected] [email protected] ..
I’d like to write super simple Hello World Win32 program in assembly using the printf to compile with ml and link provided with my MSVC. Here is the code I’ve written so far: .386 .model flat, stdcall option casemap :none EXTERN printf :PROC ; declare printf .data HelloWorld db "Hello World!n" .code main: push offset ..
I’d like to write super simple Hello World Win32 program in assembly using the printf to compile with ml and link provided with my MSVC. Here is the code I’ve written so far: .386 .model flat, stdcall option casemap :none EXTERN printf :PROC ; declare printf .data HelloWorld db "Hello World!n" .code main: push offset ..
I have a problem. As far as I know, processes in Windows share dynamic-linked libraries among each other, allowing only one instance of every library to exist at once in the memory. Knowing that, I wrote a small program in C, which can change some data in this shared section. In my example, I chose ..
I build a Trace Embedder which can embedd code by manupulation the instruction language (IL) directly in a C# application without the need of the whole project. So basically I only need a executable X and nothing more for that. Still one problem remains, when I embedd some classes from another DDL, X must resolve ..
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