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.
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.