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LocoDelAssembly 23 Mar 2013, 22:27
fasm is trying to "cast" the string as int and then use it as pointer, but the string transforms into a very large int and you get the error (but even if it succeeded it wouldn't get you what you want). You need to declare your string somewhere else:
Code: your_code: mov eax, string . . . your_data_area: string db "abcdlol$" |
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23 Mar 2013, 22:27 |
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Bob++ 24 Mar 2013, 00:43
Thanks for your answer,LocoDelAssembly.I know thtat it's possible with db,but I wanted to do this by "directly". For example,in C language the following code hold the address's of string at memory.
Code: int *p = "abc"; Some assemblies support it too,I thought that the fasm could too. |
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24 Mar 2013, 00:43 |
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revolution 24 Mar 2013, 00:56
If you use the 'win32ax.inc' include then you can do this with invoke.
Code: invoke Something,'Hello World!' Code: call next_instruction db 'Hello World!',0 next_instruction: call [Something] |
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24 Mar 2013, 00:56 |
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HaHaAnonymous 24 Mar 2013, 01:04
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Last edited by HaHaAnonymous on 28 Feb 2015, 21:21; edited 1 time in total |
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revolution 24 Mar 2013, 01:19
HaHaAnonymous: It was just an example of how to place text strings. Of course you can use it anywhere that you need strings if you wish to. The reason I posted that example is because it is something that is already in the fasm download and the reader can examine it and modify it as needed for their situation.
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