hi, am new in this forum am from bolivia, first a learn to program in assembler for 16 bits :bdg then i learn to program in mam32, :bdg i've use turbo debug with my programs in 16 bits, but now with masm32 i dont know what to use,..
Well, i have one more question.. i have read many books about programing assembler , i have read hutch tutotial win32help and some other things... but at this moment i dont really understand when to use this caracter " @ ", well i now for example when u use it before DATA it referes to that segment but when u just put @@: ?????
:bdg thanks and if u have some question, donr doubt to send me..... :bdg
Hi, JHER VON ARBANEL!
Ollydbg is simplest debugger for 32-bit applications. You can use Softice, W32Dasm ...
@@: is used for labels if You don't need too much jumps to it with @F (forward) and @B (backward):
jmp @F ;jump to 1.label @@
...
@@: ;1.label
...
jmp @B ;jump to 1.label @@
...
jmp @F ;jump to 2.label @@
...
@@: 2.label
...
jmp @B ;jump to 2.label @@
It's described in help to MASM. You don't need to use this, You can use named labels:
YourLabel:
...
jmp YourLabel
Hi JHER,
Welcome on board. Feel free to ask quesions in here as there is no nosense and a lot of clever people who can help you. Correct me if I am wrong but I think people in Bolivia speak Spanish rather than Portuguese.
THANK FOR THE HELP... AND U R WIRGTH HERE IN BOLIVIA WE SPEAK SPANISH :lol AND THANKS... A LOT ... HEY MAN AN EXPERIENCE PROGRAMER IN ASSEMBLER.. BUT THERE ARE SOME DETAILS THAT IN MOST OF THE CASES AND CAN GET ENOUH INFORMATION... .. A THANL ONE MORE... SEE U LTR :U
HI.
I don't write well.
But:
Look CV, in Mams32 6.x. (Folder)
CV = CodeView
Mira dentro del directorio Masm32. Chao. (Spanish).
Bye.
Original:THANK FOR THE HELP... AND U R WIRGTH HERE IN BOLIVIA WE SPEAK SPANISH AND THANKS... A LOT ... HEY MAN AN EXPERIENCE PROGRAMER IN ASSEMBLER.. BUT THERE ARE SOME DETAILS THAT IN MOST OF THE CASES AND CAN GET ENOUH INFORMATION... .. A THANL ONE MORE... SEE U LTR
Believed to be Correct: Thank you for the help. You are right; here in bolivia we speak spanish. Thank you very much (Thank you a lot). (I'm not an experienced programmer)??? but there are some details in most cases that I can get enough information. I thank you once more. See you later.
* Right means correct.
* Right also means 90 degrees clockwise.
ok sorry if my english is poor
It is alright. Not everyone is native english speaker.
I agree with roticv, alot of us can understand you well enough to be able to help
with your questions.
Hi...
I don't write well. But:
Only for general knowledge.
All America of the South, speaks Spanish.
Less Brasil. They speak Portuguese.
Also:
Guyana (English).
Surinam ( Holandes) (Holland?).
Guyana Francesa (French).
Also many indigenous languages.
See the map. Bye ('_')
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Quote from: IAO on August 20, 2005, 03:13:40 PM
I don't write well.
Don't worry, te comprendemos. Native English speaker have the advantage that they don't have to learn another language. But they are paying a high price for that: everybody is allowed to cheerfully abuse their language :bg
jojo (not a native English speaker)
Hi...
Jojo:
I am happy. By knowledge that I am not single or solitary.
:U