This module exists in Masm32.
It converts a hex string to a double word.
I have to modify it considerably to get it to work in GoAsm.
Is there a module in GoAsm to do this function?
I might not be allowed to modify the module. Will
check on the masm32 forum.
This is one of the problems I am having converting the file
to use in GoAsm:
Old Code .while esi != 0
Use Square Brackets to address memory.
It doesn't make any difference, if I code the following, I get the same error message:
cmp esi,!=o
OR
cmp [esi],!=0
Hey Shankle,
Did you try something like
OR esi, esi
jz > somewhere (or jnz > somewhere)
or...
TEST esi, esi
jz > somewhere (or jnz > somewhere)
Either can be used as a short test for 0 (mods the zero flag, 0 bits remain 0, 1 bits remain 1).
Flags Affected (for both OR and TEST):
The OF and CF flags are cleared; the SF, ZF, and PF flags are set according to the result. The state of the AF flag is
undefined.
GoAsm doesn't support run-time .while, and a compare would be something like:
cmp esi, 0
je > somewhere (or jne > somewhere)
Thank you for responding SatPro.
If you look in the Orphanage you will see all the
examples I have been getting.
Trouble is I have to convert all of them to 64-bit GoAsm.
To date I have not been successful.
I came close with the examples by Nidud.
The example by Habran would be a real hassle for me to convert
to GoAsm