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rhyno_dagreat



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rhyno_dagreat 22 Jun 2007, 18:59
I'm wondering how I would be able to use the stdlib C functions in ASM for Windows. Could anyone please give me some info about it or possibly a "Hello World" program for it? I'm new to Windows Programming in ASM, and would like to get started in it for fun.

Thanks in advance!

-Rhyno
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TmX



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TmX 22 Jun 2007, 19:25
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DJ Mauretto



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DJ Mauretto 22 Jun 2007, 19:36
Code:

format PE CONSOLE 4.0 
entry start 

Include 'win32a.inc'   

section ".code" code readable writeable executable


start:

     invoke printf, string 
     invoke getchar 
     invoke ExitProcess,0

section '.data' data readable writeable

string  db "Hello Word!",13,10,0


section '.idata' import data readable writeable   

  library kernel32,'kernel32.dll',\   
   msvcrt,'msvcrt.dll' 

  import kernel32,\   
      ExitProcess,'ExitProcess'   

  import msvcrt,\   
         getchar,'getchar',\   
   printf,'printf'
    
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rhyno_dagreat



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rhyno_dagreat 22 Jun 2007, 21:04
Thanks for the info! I'll check it out as soon as I finish my work for a C++ class I'm taking.
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hologram



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hologram 26 Jun 2007, 20:47
Code:
format PE CONSOLE 4.0 
entry start 

Include 'win32a.inc'   

section ".code" code readable executable


start:

     cinvoke printf, string 
     cinvoke getchar 
     cinvoke exit,0

section '.data' data readable writeable

string  db "Hello Word!",13,10,0


section '.idata' import data readable writeable   

  library msvcrt,'msvcrt.dll'   

 

  import msvcrt,\   
         getchar,'getchar',\   
         printf,'printf',\
         exit,'exit'
    


Use cinvoke instead of invoke
or you need to add to esp the number of parameters called * 4
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vid
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vid 26 Jun 2007, 21:07
just look at Examples section on flatassembler.net, there is one example by me how to use them
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madmatt



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madmatt 29 Jun 2007, 13:18
Quote:
Use cinvoke instead of invoke

Yeh, and you can use these in normal windows programming too, just include the dll defines like a normal windows .dll, and just remember to use 'cinvoke' instead of 'invoke'.
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Picnic



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Picnic 20 Feb 2008, 19:49
Here's a small pe console script i wrote.
It prints random color pixels using gdi SetPixel function on console window.
Tested on Win xp sp2

Code:
     format pe console
     entry start

     include 'win32ax.inc'
     
section '.code' code readable writeable executable 

start:   
     invoke GetStdHandle,STD_OUTPUT_HANDLE
     mov [stdout],eax
          
     mov [rect.Left],0
     mov [rect.Top],0
     mov [rect.Right],79
     mov [rect.Bottom],39
     mov [coord.x],80
     mov [coord.y],40
     mov [cinfo.dwSize],25
     mov [cinfo.bVisible],FALSE
     
     cinvoke system,<'cls'>
     cinvoke srand,<cinvoke time,NULL>
     invoke SetConsoleTitle,<'Random Pixels'>
     invoke SetConsoleWindowInfo,[stdout],1,rect
     invoke SetConsoleScreenBufferSize,[stdout],dword[coord]   
     invoke SetConsoleCursorInfo,[stdout],cinfo
     
     invoke FindWindow,NULL,<'Random Pixels'>  
     mov [hWnd],eax
     invoke GetDC,[hWnd]
     mov [hdc],eax
                                     
@@:   
     cinvoke rand
     shl eax,9
     push eax
     cinvoke rand
     pop ecx
     add eax,ecx
     mov esi,eax
     invoke SetPixel,[hdc],<stdcall rnd,640>,<stdcall rnd,480>,esi
     cinvoke _kbhit
     test eax,eax
     jz @b
            
     invoke ExitProcess,0  

             
proc rnd max   
     cinvoke rand 
     shl eax,17
     mul [max]
     mov eax,edx            
     ret
endp


section '.data' data readable writeable

struc COORD {
     .x dw ?
     .y dw ?
    } 

struc SMALL_RECT {
     .Left dw ?
     .Top dw ?
     .Right dw ?
     .Bottom dw ?
    } 

struc LPCONSOLE_CURSOR_INFO {
     .dwSize dd ?
     .bVisible db ?
    }      
     
     cinfo LPCONSOLE_CURSOR_INFO
     rect SMALL_RECT
     coord COORD     
          
     stdout dd ?
     hWnd dd ?
     hdc dd ?

     
section '.idata' import data readable writeable

     library kernel32,'kernel32.dll',\
        msvcrt,'msvcrt.dll',\
        user32,'user32.dll',\
        gdi32,'gdi32.dll'
         
     import gdi32,\
        SetPixel,'SetPixel'
                  
     import user32,\
        GetDC,'GetDC',\
        FindWindow,'FindWindowA'
             
     import kernel32,\     
        ExitProcess,'ExitProcess',\
        GetStdHandle,'GetStdHandle',\
        SetConsoleTitle,'SetConsoleTitleA',\
        SetConsoleCursorInfo,'SetConsoleCursorInfo',\
        SetConsoleWindowInfo,'SetConsoleWindowInfo',\
        SetConsoleCursorPosition,'SetConsoleCursorPosition',\
        SetConsoleScreenBufferSize,'SetConsoleScreenBufferSize'   
            
     import msvcrt,\
        _kbhit,'_kbhit',\
        system,'system',\      
        srand,'srand',\
        rand,'rand',\
        time,'time'        
    


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Post 20 Feb 2008, 19:49
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revolution
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revolution 20 Feb 2008, 19:55
I think rnd looks nicer like this:
Code:
proc rnd max   
     cinvoke rand 
     shl eax,17
     mul [max]
     mov eax,edx            
     ret
endp    
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Picnic



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Picnic 20 Feb 2008, 21:33
You're right revolution. I edited my post.
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Picnic



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Picnic 01 Mar 2008, 18:29
A running man animation in console, displaying icons from memory (Vortex Windows example)

Image


Description:
Download
Filename: MAN.zip
Filesize: 5.89 KB
Downloaded: 347 Time(s)



Last edited by Picnic on 21 Mar 2020, 10:11; edited 1 time in total
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rugxulo



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rugxulo 04 Mar 2008, 16:08
re: man.zip, nifty!! And only 3.5k UPXed. Wink
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Picnic



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Picnic 06 Mar 2008, 20:18
thanks rugxulo.
the animator should get the credits but i don't who is Smile
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