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Hp



Joined: 03 Jul 2004
Posts: 16
Hp 15 Jul 2004, 17:04
Hello,

i write simple delphi programs and now I have some questions. I want make now my codes in fasm
because they are small and fast.

1. I want kill a task named "text.exe" with parameter "/u" for unload.

2. Small example to write in registry this think.
rootkey: HKEY_CURRENT_USER
Key: Software\Alexy
WriteString('Param', 'ExitProgram');

3. Make from more dbs ones.
Example in Delphi, please in Assembler.
a := 'Test';
b := 'bText';
CopyF(a + b + '.txt', 'c:\test.txt'); // I want fusion a and b in one parameter

4. ChangeFileExt(file.txt, '.doc'); in assembler

5. Create directory in the system folder

6. string := ExtractFilename(ParamStr(0)); in assembler

7. random(4000); in assembler

8. sleep(4000); in assembler

9. Get ParamStr(0) and ParamStr(1)

10. Get SystemFolder in string



Thank you for your help.
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mike.dld



Joined: 03 Oct 2003
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Location: Belarus, Minsk
mike.dld 15 Jul 2004, 21:46
3. movs
7. rdtsc

For others you must learn WinAPI
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JohnFound



Joined: 16 Jun 2003
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JohnFound 15 Jul 2004, 22:58
Hi.
You have to see Fresh standard library - there are a lot of functions you looking for. strlib.asm - for string functions, there is ChangeExt function (formengine.asm file) etc. There is a help file about string library in the package too.
btw: You will feel yourself very familiar with Fresh IDE, because its design and behaviour is very close to Delphi one.

Regards.
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