BMBinSearch is pretty handy depending on the kind of string you are looking for.
Code is short too.
Andy
; mint.asm Code by blabberer
;
.386
.model flat, stdcall
option casemap:none
include \masm32\include\masm32.inc
include \masm32\include\USER32.inc
includelib \masm32\lib\masm32.lib
includelib \masm32\lib\USER32.lib
.data
SourceStr db "Iczelion's tutorial no.2 instead of this string you can use file open mint77 and use the stream",0
SearchStr db "mint77",0
.code
start:
;we are suing boyer moore binary search algo available in masm32 just include masm32.inc / masm32.lib and we are go
;for string searching in this example we are searching for mint77 in the source string and display both
;source string as MsgBoxCaption and result as message box text
; BMBinSearch proc startpos:DWORD,
; lpSource:DWORD,srcLngth:DWORD,
; lpSubStr:DWORD,subLngth:DWORD
invoke BMBinSearch,0,ADDR SourceStr,200,ADDR SearchStr,6
add eax,OFFSET SourceStr
; result in eax is the offset where pattern was found this can be -1 if no pattern found/blah blah and crash :)
invoke MessageBox, 0,eax,addr SourceStr, 1
invoke ExitProcess,0
;retn ;Let's exit correctly
end start
> we are suing boyer moore
Good luck! Can the authors prove that they have older rights?
Quote from: jj2007 on December 23, 2012, 06:18:20 PM> we are suing boyer moore
> we are *using boyer moore :tongue:
I had seen this post before, and thought there was actually a lawsuit in the works. It dawned on me today, after I followed another member here (found this by viewing Who's Online) that 'suing' was obviously a typo. No charge for the correction, Andy. :smiley:
Has anyone heard from Andy lately?
I hope he is alright.