AsciiHextoDword (SSE2 version)

[zedd151]

It's dinner time here, I will return shortly. 

[zedd151]

... since i had to create a workaround and use jmps there.

If it works, it works!... you might think of a better way to handle those cases later on.  But for now, it is working. Congrats.

As for the leading zero's, that is just to make a nicer display, not a major issue right now.

Now, I gotta go and eat.....

[guga]

It's dinner time here, I will return shortly. 

Here too. Need also go eat something      

[NoCforMe]

Now, does anyone care to answer Ognil/Lingo's (and my) questions about who would ever want to use such a function? What's the use case for this? I'm not seeing it.

[ognil]

Thanks Guga for the answer, but
imagine the following:

1. Program A generates ASCII text in a buffer in memory:
szText db "123456789AB0",0
2. Program B starts your algo with the address of szText
3. Program C takes the result of your algo in a RAX register
and passes it to the next program.....

Why is the path so long?
Why not:

1. Program A generates ASCII text in a buffer in memory:
123456789AB0h and passes the address to the next program.....skipping steps 2 and 3!!

Ognil .... Lingo ? is that you

A lot of people here are making me unsolicited advertisements.
When hutch, jj, Lingo, etc. started this forum
I was a little boy born in the mid-90s.
On the other hand, I also became famous through Lingo.

[NoCforMe]

When hutch, jj, Lingo, etc. started this forum
I was a little boy born in the mid-90s.

I doubt you had anything to do with starting this forum.

Prove it.

[ognil]

Doubt is a way to discover the truth.
I am not Lingo and I never lie.
And for proof, ask JJ, Vortex, etc. who were at the opening of the forum or look for Lingo in the old archives from that time.

Now relax and go for a walk in nature.

[zedd151]

... look for Lingo in the old archives from that time.

We did and found that lingo had used the pseudonym "ognil" more than once in the past. 

I myself do not believe in such coincidences, especially the one where you said that you happened upon lingo's forum by chance - by searching for "Shattering shaders with the real Slim Shady" or something to that affect.  But the only result at the time that came up on Google, is This forum.               

Here is your exact quote.

I searched the internet about the SHADERS and came across a very good post
from the other admin - "Shattering shaders with the real Slim Shady".

Also by saying the other admin, means that you are an admin there? Thats called a Freudian slip.

I think your pants are on fire.... Pinocchio 
So, what did you learn about shaders??? 
And I have noticed... Slim Shady no longer resides on that other thing that calls itself a forum.

Now relax and go for a walk in nature.

And you, too. 

[zedd151]

Now, does anyone care to answer ....questions about who would ever want to use such a function? What's the use case for this? I'm not seeing it.

They used to say the same thing about my "ascii_adder" that takes two ascii decimal strings of literally any length and adds them together - the result being returned as an ascii decimal string of the appropriate length.

That function was quite useful to me when I built my fibonacci sequence generator, which generated a fibonacci sequence up to any required (string) length.

One early version of the fibonacci generator (not the final version, though)  is   Here.

Nowdays, it might be useful for calculating the interest on the U.S. National Debt. 

[guga]

Now, does anyone care to answer Ognil/Lingo's (and my) questions about who would ever want to use such a function? What's the use case for this? I'm not seeing it.

I did

[ognil]

We did and found that lingo had used the pseudonym "ognil" more than once in the past. 

Give a link for Ognil and for Lingo I found this
https://masmforum.com/board/index.php?topic=1589.45

On the other hand, I respect old people and never argue with them about their beliefs, emotional experiences and mental changes.

Now relax and go for a walk in nature.

[zedd151]

We did and found that lingo had used the pseudonym "ognil" more than once in the past. 

Give a link for Ognil...

Your post here

Your post was quoted by jj2007 here

The original post that jj2007 had quoted was deleted by hutch , you must have pissed him off, lingo.

I have more links, but I will save them. 

[TimoVJL]

Now, does anyone care to answer Ognil/Lingo's (and my) questions about who would ever want to use such a function? What's the use case for this? I'm not seeing it.

Actually answers for this same question have been seen in this site earlier in similar cases ?
Like processing ascii hex coded numerical data, like from GPS route mapping ?

[guga]

Thanks Guga for the answer, but
imagine the following:

1. Program A generates ASCII text in a buffer in memory:
szText db "123456789AB0",0
2. Program B starts your algo with the address of szText
3. Program C takes the result of your algo in a RAX register
and passes it to the next program.....

Why is the path so long?
Why not:

1. Program A generates ASCII text in a buffer in memory:
123456789AB0h and passes the address to the next program.....skipping steps 2 and 3!!

Ognil .... Lingo ? is that you

A lot of people here are making me unsolicited advertisements.
When hutch, jj, Lingo, etc. started this forum
I was a little boy born in the mid-90s.
On the other hand, I also became famous through Lingo.

I agree with you. Easier would be using the raw data rather than a text file containing longs hexadecimal strings, but it do exists in some apps like the ones i told. For a daily basis it´s used for short conversions that would be more than enough, but, i don´t see any bad creating a faster function that can be useful for someone - even not agreeing on the way they may use, since there are better ways to retrieve/store this sort of long chains of data.

I started because i needed a faster function to replace an very old that was in RosAsm, and ended trying to make other derivative functions for general usage purposes to be included on a dll.

Don´t blame me on the profile name you choose, you created the profile with lingo written backwards    

You are Lingo´s lost twin brother

   

[zedd151]

   that was funny