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Hi Mingus, Thanks for that example, I have studied it extensively. Is there any way I can talk you in to helping me with this? Here's what I got: ----------- code start -------------- #include <windows.h> #ifdef __BORLANDC__ #pragma argsused #endif int goodGuyMessage(){ MessageBox(NULL...

I am sorry, I misread the first post, I thought you mentioned it DID exist. In that case, here is what you have to do: It's a pain, but... Keep BuilderX - it rocks for a freebie... 1. Download and install the Builder 6 Evaluation full Edition. TASM WILL now be installed. There is no...

FunctionX seems to be down, anyone have a copy of this site locally? It sure is a terrific site, but the guy "has exceeded his bandwidth" again.

1. Register at Borland.com for a FREE BuilderX personal key 2. Download and install it 3. Download this patch, www.prodesignonline.com/newsite/tuts/tasmpatch.zip 4. Install the patch Now you are inline-asm ready! (this patch is released by Borland, it's on their site also somewhere) That...

Ok, now it appears something is going wrong on my machine. I have VC++ Express and it's not compiling - not compiling in Builder 6 either. Could you send me the executable to webdevia@yahoo.com (rename extension to .txt) so I can debug it here. Thanks mingis. I appreciate your help. If you...

If you read the fine print - "..no inline assembly" with the freebie version.

So this code cannot work as written without serious modifications? damn... Trope

Did this work for you?

sure wont work for me, but it's supposed to. LPVOID address; // Get the address of the dword we need to change _asm mov dword ptr address,offset [myloop+3] // Ask windows for permission to modify the code result = VirtualProtect(address,4,PAGE_WRITECOPY,&oldprotect); // Modify it in...

Anyone know why I am getting an error? #include "iostream.h" #include "windows.h" char * function_addr; LPVOID addr; DWORD prev; __declspec(naked) int selfmodify() { __asm { mov dword ptr [addr],offset [modify_this + 1] //get the address of the code }...

anxiously awaiting.... thanks

I am writing a simple C++ application that allows the user to test the app IF they have a password. I would like to prevent the casual cracker from modifying the code to bypass this password check. Here is some psuedocode: if(!password){ // Quit program } and in assembly might result in...

I changed text to Text ok still not working, now I am getting: unable to convert ansistring to char * I CANNOT believe I cant figure this out. Trope

I am getting this error: 'text' is not a member of TEdit Any suggestions? Trope

I have a TEdit contol named userName on my form. When a button is pressed I am brought here: void __fastcall TForm1::btnLoginClick(TObject *Sender) { } //--------------------------------------------------------- I have tried the following (after many searches Google and this forum ) // Get...

I want to terminate a process (a running exe file) if a particular window is open (namely a disassembler named Olly). I have had no luck. I tried FindWindow and that works, but it seems like I cannot terminate the program using the window handle that is returned. Anybody figure out how to do...

Terrific information, thanks to both of you.

I am a newbie... trying to make this simple program accept a character input A-F. If not A-F give a message and get another character. This is not working, does anyone see my mistake? #include <iostream> #include <string> #include <cstdlib> using namespace std; int main() { // Init user...

Code I need help with is below. I have always been interested in learning how to better protect my software. I am studying ASM in order to better understand how reverse engineers (as they like to call themselves) break in to my code. The learning curve is steep - but onward I march. I have...

I've searched high and low for an answer to this: How can I insert a record in ASP.NET using an Access database, and retrieve the new records ID? Are we back to the old ways of having to use SELECT MAX or did .net finally give us a better solution? Any help would sure be appreciated. John