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12/14/2002 6:32:02 AM:Edward Catchpole
Could you please tell me of a possible
use for this
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12/14/2002 7:03:11 AM:Coding Genius
Edward: Us 1337 programmers need
disassemblers all the time! heh. Na, I
use disassemblers all the time for
disassembling small C programs to help
with some assembly problems. It's quite
a hard thing to make and so I
congratulate you. I won't be using it
though since I have far better
disassemblers - Ones with color
highlighting, comment lines, jmp labels
(as opposed to bare addresses) and
hundreds of options. But yours is a
good start - it works nice. My next
suggestion would be to be able to
disassemble 16 bit COM programs.
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12/14/2002 8:34:48 AM:
Nice!
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12/14/2002 10:40:46 AM:ORSHEE
have i askey you are you from
croatia?
5 for your work.
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12/14/2002 10:40:50 AM:ORSHEE
have i asked you are you from
croatia?
5 for your work.
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12/14/2002 11:05:24 AM:VF-fCRO
Yes,im.
To Coding Genius:
Did you get
source of WDASM83 or other like???
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12/14/2002 11:08:47 AM:VF-fCRO
To Edward Catchpole,
"Purposes of the
Learning"!
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12/14/2002 1:02:20 PM:John Sugas
Good work.... I will vote again since
you deleted my first one.
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12/14/2002 1:15:10 PM:Viking Software
Very nice!
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12/15/2002 5:42:41 AM:Peter Winter-Smith
Brilliant, this should be a the top of
the coders contest!
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12/15/2002 7:50:02 AM:Norm Cook
Nice work!! Five globes.
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12/15/2002 8:19:54 AM:udtman
as a wannabe in sooooooooooo many ways,
i love this code... 5 globes bro..
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12/15/2002 12:32:06 PM:VF-fCRO
Tests:
Beats HACKMAN701 (1000X
FASTER)shame!,
Beats W32Dasm (only
OPCODE) (2X
FASTER).
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
!!!!!!!!!
Even it is written in VB,and
W32Dasm
in
C++!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
which
means : Good Algorythm in VB beats poor
algoryth in C++!!!!
So:
This test
doesn't include JMP/CALL dereference,or
other Sections preprocessing!
Only
compare RAW Disassembling (Binary to
ASM code!)
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12/15/2002 1:12:25 PM:Dalikeris
Hi i am dalikeris i voted for
you.
Remember me i will post later
great
nebverdonr before things.
I
dont know assmbly but this is great
tool.Vote
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12/15/2002 4:36:18 PM:Simon Ingram
Nice code and layout.
Have
youthought of adding an editor say the
disassembled version of the origional
code on oneside and the edited version
of the code on the other
All the
best 5 ~Gs~ from me
Simon
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12/16/2002 8:45:58 AM:
i can't believe VB can make a
Disassembler, But you did it!!!
5 from
me
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12/17/2002 9:44:30 PM:
WOW! I didn't even think this was
possible in VB. Great Work! For a next
version (if you're considering one)
you should make some sort of editor for
the disassembled code maybe? Five
Globes!
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12/20/2002 12:27:12 AM:Ark
Perfect! Absolutely Perfect! 5 globes
(more if I can).
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12/20/2002 12:54:15 PM:Lefteris Eleftheriades
I am left ashtonished, As I haven't
seen such a wonderful code before.
A
few suggestions:
o) Draw the data in a
picture box instead of a text box it
will take less time drawing only the
viewable information.
o) Put some
highliting on functions
o) Make it
patch exes.
o) Make it locate text
references etc.
o) Make it more like
w32dasm
o) Try to make a debugger
o)
Explain all of this code in a doc file.
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12/22/2002 7:07:25 PM:Ark
Vanja, may I use your source for
"reverse" purpose (with all credits to
your code, of course)? I'm going to
make a class (say "AsmEnc" :) to use
inline assembly directly from VB with
methods like this:
Public Sub
Jmp(ByVal dwAddress As Long)
AddByteToCode &HE9
AddLongToCode
dwAddress -
VarPtr(m_abCode(m_LastByte)) - 4
End
Sub
This class will convert asm into
opcodes and then use CallWindowProc to
run opcodes array.
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12/23/2002 12:17:26 PM:VF-fCRO
Oky,doky,you've got my permission...
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12/23/2002 6:17:43 PM:
Hei Vanja!!!!!!!!
Nice code, nice
colors, especially red one!
But, what
it means: “Sub or function not
defined:
MATH2(XRG)” ?
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12/24/2002 3:27:08 AM:VF-fCRO
Redownload and try again..[UPDATED ZIP]
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12/24/2002 9:22:20 AM:Lefteris Eleftheriades
Skull Hacker ten days after (your post
12/14/2000) on 12/24/2002 that is
has
posted the exact same code...
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12/24/2002 11:24:37 AM:VF-fCRO
[some an internal correction was
there]
ArchPeasant rather than Skull
Hacker..
He,he...[if it's a review of
my last submission]
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12/24/2002 11:30:49 AM:VF-fCRO
VB As the Ultimate Tool Language is a
JOKE that people isn't understand as
"the Ultimate Joke"...
At this time,i
working on debugger main loop in
ASEMBLER because VB doesn't support
multithread---...So much of Ultimate
Language Toolz (for *fools ( and
*horses))...
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12/24/2002 9:27:19 PM:Ark
Following this way you'll finally
rebuild your VBDisAsm with MASM
(TASM?,NASM?) :) BTW, about
multithreading:
http://www.freevbcode.com/ShowCode.Asp?I
D=1287
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12/25/2002 2:59:54 AM:tHe_cLeanER
this guy stole your code.. dont forget
to rate him bad...
http://www.planet-source-code.com/vb/scr
ipts/showcode.asp?txtCodeId=41825&lngWId
=1
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12/25/2002 8:30:39 AM:Raphael Henrique Ribas
That's a good program, but for most of
the programs I tried to disasm I got an
error. 4 globes
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12/25/2002 11:25:18 AM:VF-fCRO
Errors?Where?
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12/25/2002 11:46:16 AM:VF-fCRO
If is it trouble with MATH2(XRG)
line,please download it again>>>
If
isn't that case,please tell me exactly
what's happen,and where
the Project
blow away itself to death?
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12/25/2002 1:27:46 PM:Davorin
You can learn something from this! This
is a good reason, don't you
think?
pozdrav!
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12/25/2002 3:15:21 PM:Peter Winter-Smith
Excellent program, it's a shame you
submitted it on half way through the
month, because it would have gotten
first place otherwise.
I was thinking,
perhaps you could write it into a hex
editor, maybe more w32dasm style, and
if you really want to go for it, a
debugger, and re-submit it, you'll be
assured first place!
~Peter
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12/26/2002 10:18:49 AM:Vlad Vissoultchev
hi, nice submission!
can you tell
us what are the assembly language
references you used in making
it?
</wqw>
p.s. i'm not
going to "fall into" your code -- just
want to tell you frankly that Option
Explicit is a nice feature of the VB
language which you somehow overlook.
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12/26/2002 12:34:33 PM:VF-fCRO
OPCode documentation.
Option
Explicit?
Yes,but im expirienced very
well to declare any local or public
variable correctly.(i hope so,he,he)
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12/27/2002 6:20:17 PM:James J. Kelly Jr.
Dissambler+Debugger = Crackers best
friend.
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12/28/2002 4:18:42 PM:
sorry for posting so late: please add
this code:
Private Sub
Form_Unload(Cancel As Integer)
Set
DISASM = Nothing
End Sub
...in order
to make the prog exit cleanly (a shame
nobody else noticed this so far! :) -
otherwise grats and thanks a lot for
your great submission! have a nice day,
buggy
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2/28/2003 10:23:06 PM:Fanell
Ever heard of 'indentation'? :)
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