MASM hex equivalents of the opcodes?

[Wally88]

How can I find hex equivalents of opcodes like PUSH, MOV, etc?

[qWord]

hi,
there are different possibilities:
- take Intel's and AMD's documentation
- create an listing while assembling (/Fl)
- use a debugger or disassembler of you choice

[dedndave]

there are numerous lists of opcodes
Hutch will be the second person to tell you to refer to the intel and/or amd manuals   :bg

for a quick reference....
\masm32\help\opcodes.chm

[Wally88]

- create an listing while assembling (/Fl)

Can you explain this a bit more?  :o

[dedndave]

/FL is a command line switch for MASM (ML.EXE)

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ml /c /Fl /coff MyProg.asm

the listing file will be extremely large, however
it lists all the included files (like windows.inc)
so, in the program, i turn off the listing, then turn it bak on after the includes
also, the default listing includes a cross-reference at the end - also large
you can turn that off, too

start your program like this....

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        .XCREF
        .NOLIST
        INCLUDE    \masm32\include\masm32rt.inc
        .LIST

now that you have reduced the size, you can also add another switch for a more detailed listing...

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ml /c /Fl /Sa /coff MyProg.asm

[hutch--]

Wally,

Tell us why you want opcode recognition, unless you are writing a compiler or a disassembler the capacity is almost no use to you unless you are manually modifying compiled binary code.

Important, don't try and feed us bullsh*t or the topic will be closed like a rocket.

[ToutEnMasm]

A good start will be to read the source code of various assembler who are on the web.
I have see several of them,jwasm,....

[dedndave]

i dunno - i think we all wanted to see bits and bytes when we started out   :P

[RuiLoureiro]

Hutch--:
        >> Tell us why you want opcode recognition

           Who wants opcode recognition ? Is this a case ? Hummmm!
           If we want that we can follow qWord:- take Intel's and AMD's documentation


        >> ... closed like a rocket

            Please, dont close this forum, Hutch  :wink

RuiLoureiro

[dedndave]

first....

How can I find hex equivalents of opcodes like PUSH, MOV, etc?

that is a pretty harmless question
we all want to see code in raw form at one time or another
debugging our own code is a good example
hell, i learned a lot by using DEBUG under DOS when i started out   :P

second....

Wally88

correct me if i'm wrong, but that is not your typical "hacker-wanna-be" moniker   :lol
if he was "DarkWally", i'd be more suspicious   :8)