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inter4et



Joined: 03 Aug 2009
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inter4et 03 Aug 2009, 17:59
hi guys! help me please translate this delphi code into asm.
Thanks.
Code:
procedure pravo;
begin
  keybd_event(vk_right, 0, 0, 0);
  keybd_event(vk_right, 0, KEYEVENTF_KEYUP, 0);
  end;

procedure levo;
begin
  keybd_event(vk_left, 0, 0, 0);
  keybd_event(vk_left, 0, KEYEVENTF_KEYUP, 0);
  end;

  procedure up;
begin
  keybd_event(vk_up, 0, 0, 0);
  keybd_event(vk_up, 0, KEYEVENTF_KEYUP, 0);
  end;

  procedure down;
begin
  keybd_event(vk_down, 0, 0, 0);
  keybd_event(vk_down, 0, KEYEVENTF_KEYUP, 0);
  end;


procedure TForm1.Timer1Timer(Sender: TObject);
var
  a:byte;
  g:integer;
  begin
    g:=0;
  while g < 90 do
  begin
  a:=random(4);
if a=0 then pravo;
if a=1 then down;
if a=2 then levo;
if a=3 then up;
g:=g+1;
   end;
end;

    



P.S. Sorry for my english
Post 03 Aug 2009, 17:59
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r22



Joined: 27 Dec 2004
Posts: 805
r22 03 Aug 2009, 19:15
Your UP, DOWN, LEFT, RIGHT procs will look almost the same in ASM, since they just call a windows api from user32.dll
i.e.
Code:
down:
  invoke keybd_event,VK_DOWN, 0, 0, 0
  invoke keybd_event,VK_DOWN, 0, KEYEVENTF_KEYUP, 0
  ret 0
    


Your timer event handler can be ported a number of ways to ASM using the CreateThread api or actually creating a timer using the SetTimer api.
Since you didn't provide any timer creation code I assume delphi does this for you (I recall it being similar to VB with a drag-N-drop IDE).

For simplicity here is the time creation routine using CreateThread
Code:
.data
timerDelayInMS dd 2000; every 2 seconds
timerThreadID dd 0; this will holder the timer thread ID
timerThreadHandle dd 0; the thread handle
...
.code
CreateTimer:
  invoke CreateThread, 0, 0, TimerProc, 0, 0, timerThreadID
  mov dword[timerThreadHandle],eax
  ret 0
    


And finally there's your Time1Timer proc because I'm simulating the timer with a thread there will be an outer loop representing the intervals.
Code:
TimerProc: ;referenced in the above code snippet for CreateThread
push ebx esi edi

.TimerLoop: ;infinitely loop with a delay
invoke SleepEx, dword[timerDelayInMS],0 ;timerDelay referenced in above snippet
;SleepEx with suspend the thread for timerDelayInMS milliseconds

mov ebx,0 ; g=0
.GLoop: ;while g<90

;random(4) we can simulate this in ASM using RDTSC
;this will retrieve the processors internal tick counter
;while it is NOT random it is pseudo random enough for our use
rdtsc ; a = rand(4); a will be our esi register
mov esi,eax
and esi,3 ;clamp result between 0 and 3 
;this is a shortcut because 4 is a power of two 
;so 4-1 can be used as a clamping mask
cmp esi,0 ; if a = 0
jne .skip0
call pravo
.skip0:
cmp esi,1 ; if a = 1
jne .skip1
call down
.skip1:
cmp esi,2 ; if a = 2
jne .skip2
call levo
.skip2:
cmp esi,3 ; if a = 3
jne .skip3
call up
.skip3:

add ebx,1 ;g = g + 1
cmp ebx,90
jl .GLoop ; while g < 90 continue looping

jmp .TimerLoop

pop edi esi ebx
ret 4
    


The above was written in my browser window (it is NOT tested) so there may be errors. If you make an attempt to write the ASM yourself using the examples folder as a reference we can help you from there.

*edited * good catch * to preserve "a" using the ESI register instead of EAX


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Post 03 Aug 2009, 19:15
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windwakr



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windwakr 03 Aug 2009, 19:35
Your call codes could possibly modify eax, and possibly make more than one of the button calls be taken. I know it's just an example to show how its basically done, but you don't want to start his assembly learning off with accidental bad code.

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