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Razneb



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Razneb 09 Mar 2005, 04:05
Edit - Fixed


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rambo



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rambo 09 Mar 2005, 07:19
yO!

i think, that there is a bug. in third line:

Code:
   mov eax,[eax]                     ; -> mov in eax the address of first instr.
    


you`re moving to eax four bytes from address of WPM, and there are (as you said) instructions like:

Code:
   push ebp
   mov ebp,esp
    


so, i think, you have to remove this line.

and if you want to know fasm syntax - there is pdf, which should explain everything..
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BoR0



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BoR0 09 Mar 2005, 12:50
Hi rambo. A bit question off the topic, do you play Warcraft?
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rambo



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rambo 09 Mar 2005, 13:55
no, my pc doesn`t allow me to play any game which requires gfx card more decent than tnt2 Smile hmm.. why are you asking?

and off topic: there are private messages also, so next time don`t post on forum personal messages Smile
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