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skykrnl



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skykrnl 28 Jun 2009, 06:53
fasm not support "addr"

Code:
include 'Win64A.inc'
proc Function, _String
        local   TempStr[1024]:BYTE
      invoke  lstrcpy, addr TempStr, [_String]
    ret
endp
    
Post 28 Jun 2009, 06:53
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LocoDelAssembly
Your code has a bug


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LocoDelAssembly 28 Jun 2009, 15:50
Yes, addr comes with win32ax.inc but there is no win64ax.inc...

The solution for this particular code would be the following:
Code:
proc Function, _String
        local   TempStr[1024]:BYTE

        lea     rdx, [TempStr]
        invoke  lstrcpy, rdx, [_String]
        ret
endp    
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vid
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vid 28 Jun 2009, 19:05
Loco: Are you sure about that one? Wink
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skykrnl



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skykrnl 29 Jun 2009, 01:50
LocoDelAssembly wrote:
Yes, addr comes with win32ax.inc but there is no win64ax.inc...

The solution for this particular code would be the following:
Code:
proc Function, _String
        local   TempStr[1024]:BYTE

        lea     rdx, [TempStr]
        invoke  lstrcpy, rdx, [_String]
        ret
endp    
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LocoDelAssembly
Your code has a bug


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LocoDelAssembly 29 Jun 2009, 14:30
Quote:

Loco: Are you sure about that one?

Actually not Very Happy.

I forgot that on Win64 registers are used to pass parameters when I posted that reply. However, haven't I provided the right answer by coincidence? (And note that it wasn't general solution, just for this particular code)
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