pd
03.07.2006, 10:20:55
it's an assembler, it converts x86 assembler to opcode, so, would work for anything.
you can define labels that point to specific addresses, so you can like enter "call $LoadINIString$" and it knows what address to use. relative jumps are supported, you can enter at which address your custom code begins.
not all instructions are supported yet (heck I don't even know them all, I got that opcodes.hlp though).
the latest addition were 16bit operations and floating point instructions.
dunno yet when I'm gonna make it public.
you can define labels that point to specific addresses, so you can like enter "call $LoadINIString$" and it knows what address to use. relative jumps are supported, you can enter at which address your custom code begins.
not all instructions are supported yet (heck I don't even know them all, I got that opcodes.hlp though).
the latest addition were 16bit operations and floating point instructions.
dunno yet when I'm gonna make it public.
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