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Old March 30th, 2007, 01:43 PM
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New to ASM. Have a curious question.
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I'm new to ASM and i'm curious to know if it is possible to calculate the output hex address of a function in ASM? not sure if that explains it well but i could be more specific upon request.
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It doesn't make any sense, the best I can approximate is that you want to know the address on the stack that functions returns will be pushed to.
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Trying to hack? Or is it legit. The only time I have ever been asked this question was when I was trying to get "certain free items and/or currency" from a certain MMO. The dude asked if I could reference a pointer from an external application. I don't know if it is possible, because I don't use ASM, but we wont help you cheat!
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If you mean the address of where some function lives, in 32 bit x86:

LEA EAX, TheFunctionName

If the function lives in a DLL, then you need to link with an import library, or LoadModule/GetProcAddress via ordinal to find it.
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