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MazeGen 29 Jun 2009, 08:06
If I'm not wrong, you can't force fasm to encode ADD AL, CL as 02C1.
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29 Jun 2009, 08:06 |
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Tomasz Grysztar 29 Jun 2009, 09:59
Yes. This is sometimes used as a kind of "footprint" to determine, which assembler was used to assemble the code.
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29 Jun 2009, 09:59 |
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hopcode 16 Jan 2010, 08:22
Tomasz Grysztar wrote: ...a kind of "footprint" to determine, which assembler was used... Is there no way to change/personalize opcode generation without using macros with fasm ? That is very boring, and it is not possible that for a stupid virus f****d "writer" should we, fasm developers, pay to him our professionality. Am i asking too much /unreal things ? Thanks in advance, hopcode |
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16 Jan 2010, 08:22 |
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ouadji 02 Mar 2010, 22:28
sorry, but i don't understand the problem 00 C8 = ADD AL,CL and 02 C8 = ADD CL,AL no ? |
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02 Mar 2010, 22:28 |
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ass0 03 Mar 2010, 00:26
Yeah I don't understand too.
This means 00 C8 == 02 C8? How many ways there are to leave a "footprint" for this instruction? _________________ Nombre: Aquiles Castro. Location2: about:robots |
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03 Mar 2010, 00:26 |
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revolution 03 Mar 2010, 01:19
ouadji wrote:
00 C8 == 02 C1 Both encode add al,cl |
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03 Mar 2010, 01:19 |
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ass0 03 Mar 2010, 01:41
Oh thanks, i misspelled "02 C8" i meant "02 C1".
But why three values (add, al, cl) are encoded like that?, Is it a "bit vector" encoding? 0xc8 == 0b11001000 0xc1 == 0b11000001 _________________ Nombre: Aquiles Castro. Location2: about:robots |
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03 Mar 2010, 01:41 |
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revolution 03 Mar 2010, 02:09
ass0: Have a look at the Intel/AMD manuals to see the encoding formats.
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03 Mar 2010, 02:09 |
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ass0 03 Mar 2010, 02:37
OK, merci.
_________________ Nombre: Aquiles Castro. Location2: about:robots |
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03 Mar 2010, 02:37 |
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ouadji 03 Mar 2010, 08:59
Quote: No. not 00C8/02C8 ... but 00C8/02C1 ! I checked it, indeed both encode "add al,cl". thanks revolution. |
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03 Mar 2010, 08:59 |
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