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m

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m 22 Feb 2007, 07:34

Hi !

Here's an analog clock for Windows(32 bit) !

Description:	This one's better !	Download
Filename:	Aclock2.zip
Filesize:	5.64 KB
Downloaded:	975 Time(s)

Description:	Analog Clock	Download
Filename:	Aclock.zip
Filesize:	3.16 KB
Downloaded:	855 Time(s)

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22 Feb 2007, 07:34

asmfan

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asmfan 22 Feb 2007, 09:33

I beleive that code before CreateWindow

Code:

        push    d[ebx+WNDCLASSEX.hInstance]
        push    0
        push    0
        lea     ebx, [ebp-sizeof.RECT]

has unnecessary one [push 0] due to Olly Wink

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Any offers?

22 Feb 2007, 09:33

Crukko

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Crukko 22 Feb 2007, 11:03

Great!
I ever ask myself how an Analog clock may be made in asm Wink

thx!

22 Feb 2007, 11:03

dead_body

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dead_body 22 Feb 2007, 12:14

))))

22 Feb 2007, 12:14

rugxulo

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rugxulo 22 Feb 2007, 18:39

Nice job! (don't forget UPX can compress it, not that it really needs it though)
Wink

22 Feb 2007, 18:39

m

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m 23 Feb 2007, 09:19

dead_body wrote:

Quote:

))))

Sorry ! But i could not understand that.

See my second version, it has:
Better looks
Right click menu
Tray Icon support
Digital time
and Digits along with markers

23 Feb 2007, 09:19

YONG

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YONG 23 Feb 2007, 13:34

Very nice! I like it! Smile

I guess, by "))))", dead_body means "sound or alarm function".

YONG

23 Feb 2007, 13:34

asmfan

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asmfan 23 Feb 2007, 20:13

Still doesn't fixed, unless u pass hInst as a lParam and 0 an hInst to CreateWindow

23 Feb 2007, 20:13

rugxulo

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rugxulo 23 Feb 2007, 21:41

Yes, bigger look and much better!

Dare I ask ... anyone know how to make it stay always on top??

23 Feb 2007, 21:41

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sleepsleep 23 Feb 2007, 21:56

Quote:

Dare I ask ... anyone know how to make it stay always on top??

i think SetWindowPos would make the window always on top if we set
HWND_TOPMOST for the second param.

23 Feb 2007, 21:56

dead_body

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dead_body 24 Feb 2007, 09:36

dead_body wrote:

))))

by that I want to tell, that your work is good.

But second version seems more pretty. Wink

24 Feb 2007, 09:36

YONG

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YONG 25 Feb 2007, 09:28

dead_body wrote:

dead_body wrote:
))))

by that I want to tell, that your work is good.

Sorry, my wild guess was wrong! Sad

YONG

25 Feb 2007, 09:28

m

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m 26 Feb 2007, 07:22

asmfan wrote:

Quote:

has unnecessary one [push 0] due to Olly

Hey buddy !
The two "push 0" are for CreateWindowEx.
One is Handle to Menu and other is Handle to parent window.
By the way, who's Olly ?

Thanks every body !

26 Feb 2007, 07:22

asmfan

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asmfan 26 Feb 2007, 07:33

Olly - OllyDbg - the debugger;)
This catches when stack disbalancing on beginning and on the end of your app. Take a look and make corrections.

26 Feb 2007, 07:33

m

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m 26 Feb 2007, 07:50

O really ! Now I know.

But is there really a stack misbalance ?
I am going nuts and unable to find it.

26 Feb 2007, 07:50

asmfan

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asmfan 26 Feb 2007, 08:47

it's just additional DWORD on the stack and nothing special at all;) It's not harmful, but i pointed the place where it came from

26 Feb 2007, 08:47

rugxulo

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rugxulo 26 Feb 2007, 18:47

m wrote:

O really !

http://www.orlyowl.com/

26 Feb 2007, 18:47

peter

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peter 01 Mar 2007, 02:29

I wrote a clock program in C several months ago. May be, some ideas from it will be useful for you:

http://smallcode.weblogs.us/2006/07/04/hands-for-our-clock/

01 Mar 2007, 02:29

m

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m 01 Mar 2007, 08:31

The Clock looks better in XP.

It simply sucks in 98.

01 Mar 2007, 08:31

Crukko

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Crukko 01 Mar 2007, 12:56

@peter: very good job! And comment is very interesting....are you going to do a FASM-source version?

01 Mar 2007, 12:56

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