RE: [FASM] Compare 2 strings 12-06-2016, 06:14 AM
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(12-06-2016, 03:53 AM)bitm0de Wrote:Okay thx(12-06-2016, 01:09 AM)Jochen Wrote:Quote:You like using all of the special string instructions over doing things manually don't you?
I like to learn new things. I find ASM interesting because you can understand the inner workings of things
I first started out with Delphi. I would like to learn C/C++. If you want to create big stuff you can't always rely on ASM.
Delphi create big PE files with many sections. I believe you can control that in C/C++ ? (FileSize) etc ..
And i always can use inline ASM under C/C++ to.. BitmOde can you give me a few tips to get started ? What compiler do you use ? Btw i dont like Visual Studio
The language has less to do with PE output and it's more compiler based. Saying you can achieve better control over file alignment and section size is not a programming language dependent matter IMO. You can always manipulate the PE after it's gone through compilation.
Visual Studio is an IDE though but if you're on Windows, it would be my suggestion for C++, if you want to do C, then just grab a build of MinGW for gcc.
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