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DGR
June 24th, 2001, 09:06
G'day all...

I was wondering if there's a tool with which u can extract assembler from programs to use it in a keygen. I can't program in assembler but I do most of my stuff in c++. It has the possibility to use inline asm but when I disassemble an asm file in w32dasm or ida the format is not correct. So I have to copy-paste it, then alter it to make it valid (ie, put a 0x in front of the hex-values and stuff like that.) This is not always a problem but when the code is 100's of line of asm it gets VERY annoying.

So, is there a tool which can extract a certain amount of code (given a start and ending address for example) which can immediately used for something like a keygen.

Cheers and take care,

D.

hz
June 24th, 2001, 15:00
hiya,
Haven't used it so don't shoot me if I'm wrong. Sounds like TMG Ripper may be what you are looking for. Available at protools and all good pirating goods stores.
regards

DGR
June 26th, 2001, 04:11
Hiya,

When I read the description it seems to be EXACTLY what I was looking for, immediately gonna try it when I get home : )

Tnx a mill and take care,

D.