Hi, im just getting into macros, I have a huge binary with like 2000+ manually linked C libraries, does anybody know how i can call socket like this:

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macro socket domain, type, protocol {
mov rdi, domain
mov rsi, type
mov rdx, protocol
call [socket]
}

; mov rax, CTL_socket
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My main binary is already defined like this for over 2000+ C calls and i get memory already defined

# ALL STATICALLY DEFINED LIKE THESE I JUST HOPE I DONT HAVE TO DELETE THEM
# ALL AS IT TOOK AGES BUT THE MACROS ARE UNBELIEVABLE, I CAN CODE MORE
# LIKE IN C AND ITS MUCH QUICKER ??

Elf64_Sym socket-strtab,0,0,STB_GLOBAL,STT_FUNC,0,0
Elf64_Rela socket,1337,R_X86_64_64

_socket db "socket", 0

socket dq ?

# THIS IS HOW I RUN THE CODE

; socket AF_INET, SOCK_STREAM, 0

ANY HELP APPRECIATED

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~(ERROR)~~~~~~~~~~~~
shellcode40.asm [20932]:
socket dq ?

shellcode40.asm [15162] socket [1]:
mov rdi, domain

processed: mov rdi,dq ?
error: invalid operand.
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Anybody know if the statically linked C librarys are going to work with macros, really needed anyone to comment on this by tomorrow, just i need my binary to be Position independant with no linker at all, i can get normal syscalls to work ok but i just dont know if it possible to use macros with call [socket], as the memory is defined like this:

_socket db "socket", 0

and also like this

socket dq ?

# i reading up on ccall but even that i not quite sure even works fully with format elf64, i can get them working with extern socket as it doesnt declair memory, but that cant be used like i want, cheers let know anyone

You seem to be defining socket twice?

OMG, i been here for 2 hours wondering how to figure calling with this memory address error:

# It only works without a memory address at all called like this:

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macro socketvv domain, type, protocol {
mov rdi, domain
mov rsi, type
mov rdx, protocol
call [socket]
}
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# I cant believe i could use macros like this to make programming easier, i was writing assembley the bastard hard way
# for ages, i been stressing out for months ways to get C code to execute with messing on with stack alligning and it
# gets stressing as hell. Really if anyone is trying to get C code and assembley to work dont use summet like NASM
# these macros are magical, i can repeat TEXT and do things miles faster. I wish i would of read up on these macros ages ago
# FASM is the Daddy, long live ASM hahaha, gonna be checking out all the posts on macro tricks

well i have it working now, i just sat and read all the docs fully last nite and realized that i have been ignoring the macros, they do exactly what ive been doing the hard way for ages. I just have already thought of loads of ways they can be used, u just have to really take time to understand how structs and memory work , lol but no cheers mate for the reply many thanks i take note of the above response but just sat reading lol