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baldr 24 Oct 2010, 14:10
Overflowz,
You may import CommandLineToArgvW() from Shell32.DLL and use its result in familiar C style (I suppose). Code: format PE
include "Win32WX.Inc"
include "Win32X+.Inc"
.code
invoke shell32::CommandLineToArgvW, <invoke GetCommandLine>, argc
mov esi, eax
cinvoke MSVCRT::wprintf, _argc, [argc]
cinvoke _putws, _banner
.repeat
cinvoke MSVCRT::_putws, dword[esi]
add esi, 4
dec [argc]
.until ZERO?
ret
.data
_argc TCHAR "argc: %u", 10, 0
_banner TCHAR "argv[]:", 0
align 4
argc rd 1
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24 Oct 2010, 14:10 |
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vid 24 Oct 2010, 15:03
baldr: (nitpick) why do you use "TCHAR" for what is widechar buffer (nonportable to ANSI)?
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24 Oct 2010, 15:03 |
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Picnic 24 Oct 2010, 15:43
Vortex old example should do for your simple needs. Search board Overflowz.
Code:
invoke LocalAlloc, LMEM_ZEROINIT, MAX_PATH
mov ebx, eax
mov esi, eax
invoke GetCommandLine
lea edx, [eax-1]
xor eax, eax
lea edi, [ebx+32]
mov ch, 32
.CL0: inc edx
mov cl, [edx]
test cl, cl
jz .CL4
cmp cl, 32
jz .CL0
inc eax
mov [ebx], edi
add ebx, 4
.CL1: mov cl, [edx]
test cl, cl
jz .CL4
cmp cl, ch
jz .CL3
cmp cl, 34
jnz @F
xor ch, 32
jmp .CL2
@@: mov [edi], cl
inc edi
.CL2: inc edx
jmp .CL1
.CL3: mov byte [edi], 0
inc edi
jmp .CL0
.CL4: cmp eax, 3 ;parameters should be 2 only
jz @F
;error parameters
@@: ;dword [esi+4] = Parameter 1
;dword [esi+8] = Parameter 2
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24 Oct 2010, 15:43 |
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baldr 24 Oct 2010, 15:55
vid,
Reference to wcstombs() probably will confuse respondent. That's kinda elements of a good style, to use tools provided.  |
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24 Oct 2010, 15:55 |
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Overflowz 24 Oct 2010, 16:04
baldr, thanks I'll try to learn that.
Picnic, searched but didn't found any "good example for me" thats hard for me and long  |
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24 Oct 2010, 16:04 |
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vid 24 Oct 2010, 16:22
Quote: Reference to wcstombs() probably will confuse respondent. That's kinda elements of a good style, to use tools provided. I meant to make it simpler, not more complicated: keeping it widechar-only, and using "du" instead of TCHAR. That ANSI/Unicode portability doesn't work in Asm anyway without writing lot of extra code, and I still don't understand who was the genius that introduced TCHAR to Asm. |
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24 Oct 2010, 16:22 |
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baldr 24 Oct 2010, 16:30
Picnic,
Paraphrasing what my mother said once, "never use 32 or 0x20 instead of ' ' when you do mean latter exactly, unless you're going to confuse reader or you don't have the choice". |
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24 Oct 2010, 16:30 |
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Overflowz 24 Oct 2010, 18:38
I'll write code and someone fix my code please. Just for me to learn cause those sources is difficult for me.. here's mine:
Code: format PE console include 'WIN32AX.INC' entry main section '.data' data readable writeable argv dd ? argc dd ? env dd ? buffer rb 10 section '.text' code readable executable proc main invoke GetCommandLine invoke CommandLineToArgvW,eax,argc invoke printf,argv invoke ExitProcess,0 endp section '.idata' import data readable library user32,'user32.dll',kernel32,'kernel32.dll',shell32,'shell32.dll',msvcrt,'msvcrt.dll' include 'API\USER32.INC' include 'API\KERNEL32.INC' include 'API\SHELL32.INC' import msvcrt,printf,'printf' and I have some questions. #1 how to compare how many arguments are passed ? #2 how to print 1st, 2nd, 3nd.. etc arguments ? P.S this code doesn't work.. |
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24 Oct 2010, 18:38 |
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baldr 24 Oct 2010, 19:06
Overflowz,
How do you expect argv to be filled? |
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24 Oct 2010, 19:06 |
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Overflowz 24 Oct 2010, 19:26
I dont know nothing about this just some working example.. I'm just guessing what I'm doing.. but this code is easy to understand for me but I dont need msvcrt support and putws and TCHAR things. I dont know em..
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24 Oct 2010, 19:26 |
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Tyler 24 Oct 2010, 19:50
Command Line Parameters example on the examples page.
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24 Oct 2010, 19:50 |
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Overflowz 24 Oct 2010, 20:09
Right.. can you just CUT main code of using command line things ? cause I dont understand alooot of there.. for example:
where the code checks how much arguments there.. how argv1 argv2 ... moves into messagebox and alot of things.. just type main and little example please ?  |
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24 Oct 2010, 20:09 |
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Tyler 24 Oct 2010, 21:01
Code: int argc; char **argv; argv = CommandLineToArgvA(GetCommandLineA(), &argc); It's that easy. |
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24 Oct 2010, 21:01 |
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vid 24 Oct 2010, 21:25
Tyler: No, it's not. Next time please test your code first
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24 Oct 2010, 21:25 |
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Overflowz 24 Oct 2010, 21:39
dude, please read first post what I'm trying to do.
Quote: example like this structure: just LITTLE example.. |
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24 Oct 2010, 21:39 |
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vid 24 Oct 2010, 21:44
baldr gave you example, just instead of using MessageBox he displayed all parameters in loop to console.
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24 Oct 2010, 21:44 |
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Tyler 24 Oct 2010, 21:49
Overflowz wrote: dude, please read first post what I'm trying to do. What exactly can't you do? After you've got the args in argc/v form, everything else is, or at least should be, trivial. vid: What's wrong with the code I posted? I didn't intend to give a full solution, if that's what you mean. Last edited by Tyler on 24 Oct 2010, 21:55; edited 1 time in total |
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24 Oct 2010, 21:49 |
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Overflowz 24 Oct 2010, 21:49
Yes but I don't understand where it compares how many arguments there and without using C library..
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24 Oct 2010, 21:49 |
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Tyler 24 Oct 2010, 22:01
Overflowz wrote: Yes but I don't understand where it compares how many arguments there and without using C library.. Me wrote:
Um... it's passed by reference into the argc... which was passed by reference. Why else would it require a reference to an int, which I named argc to emphasise it's purpose? |
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