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jester831 Newbie cheater
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Posted: Tue Aug 07, 2007 7:09 pm Post subject: Tracing esi Register, mov[esi], 00000002 |
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OK, I need to make an app to trace the esi register. It will be a C dll that will export the data into a C# program. I have loooked hard and decided that why not just ask how you guys do it rather then trying to analyze how you do it.
Ok so, for an example, say I found the address of the score, then used the what writes to this address func to find mov[esi],0000002. Then, when i break and trace that address, it tells me where it writes the score to. There are no pointers to the score, only the esi value to go on. So how do i put this into code form? |
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jester831 Newbie cheater
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| hmmm, what source file has that in it? I did some googling and it led me to tracing / one-stepping and now i'm attempting to learn asm. |
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samuri25404 Grandmaster Cheater
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You can't reference a DLL in .Net, if that DLL isn't .Net.
Though, you can import DLLs that aren't in .Net. If you need help with that, feel free to ask. |
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jester831 Newbie cheater
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I know how to do all that fun dll stuff =p
So anyway, if someone could point me to the source file that would be hot! I believe the term for what i want to do is called 'one-stepping' or 'tracing' and it should return the registers. |
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