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O.P. RE: Call ASM routine from your script (with example)
See the comment at the end of the script in the first post.
You write ASM using mnemonics (third column), this is the language syntax and code style you use to write ASM (just like var x= '' is JScript code). Each mnemonic (or 'command' if you will) has an equivalent series of bytes (sometimes just 1 byte) called opcodes, these are shown in the second column.
eg: 'push ebp' translates to the opcode 0x55.
Note: patchers quite often do a simple replace of opcodes. This often means they change one command into another command in the ASM code.
This post was edited on 05-02-2011 at 07:09 PM by CookieRevised.
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