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yacko

Joined: 11 Jan 2006
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yacko 11 Jan 2006, 11:40

Hi guys, i was wondering how its possible to make a table but with hex codes

for example have this :

90,41,DC,76,06,71,DB,01,BC,20,D2,98,2A,10,D5,EF,
89,85,B1,71,1F,B5,B6,06,A5,E4,BF,9F,33,D4,B8,E8,
A2,C9,07,78,34,F9,00,0F,8E,A8,09,96,18,98,0E,E1

(the full table is 1040b)

thanks in advance

yacko

11 Jan 2006, 11:40

shoorick

Joined: 25 Feb 2005
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Location: Ukraine

shoorick 11 Jan 2006, 13:51

db 90h,41h,DCh,76h,06h,71h,DBh,01h,BCh,20h,D2h,98h,2Ah,10h,D5h,EFh
?

bin2inc ?

file "table.bin"

11 Jan 2006, 13:51

RedGhost

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RedGhost 11 Jan 2006, 18:17

a leading '$' or '0x' will tell fasm it's base 16 (hexidecimal) or a following 'h'

Code:

;hex
$0A
0x0A
0Ah

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11 Jan 2006, 18:17

crc

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crc 11 Jan 2006, 18:53

Quote:

a following '$' or '0x' will tell fasm it's base 16 (hexidecimal) or a leading 'h'

I think you mixed up the terms following and leading there... Smile

11 Jan 2006, 18:53

RedGhost

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RedGhost 11 Jan 2006, 19:32

crc wrote:

Quote:
a following '$' or '0x' will tell fasm it's base 16 (hexidecimal) or a leading 'h'

I think you mixed up the terms following and leading there...

that i did, Laughing

fixed

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11 Jan 2006, 19:32

yacko

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yacko 12 Jan 2006, 00:25

thanks you guys !!

Smile

12 Jan 2006, 00:25

Madis731

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Madis731 12 Jan 2006, 11:11

I think you got it fixed, but here is a tip (for any new guys visiting this topic later):

Code:

90,41,DC,76,06,71,DB,01,BC,20,D2,98,2A,10,D5,EF,
89,85,B1,71,1F,B5,B6,06,A5,E4,BF,9F,33,D4,B8,E8,
A2,C9,07,78,34,F9,00,0F,8E,A8,09,96,18,98,0E,E1

FASMW has a replace function and you can replace "," => "h," here
Then you only have to change the last E1 manually.

12 Jan 2006, 11:11

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