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dforell
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 Posted: Sun Jan 13, 2013 7:12 pm Post subject: Possible bugs? |
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Here are the examples.
For all I know, these are appropriate behaviors, but I thought I should point them out.
Example 1:
Cheat Engine Auto-Assemble won't accept this.
fldcw [ebp-02]
It will allow me to write the bytes directly instead, like this.
db D9 6D FE
Example 2:
Cheat Engine reads the original opcode as "setnc al", 0F95 C0
I change the opcode to "setae al", 0F93 C0
Cheat Engine will not allow me to restore the opcode to "setnc al".
I can write the bytes directly, or use "setne al" as a substitute.
When I enter "setne al" as a substitute, it reads as "setnc al", 0F95 C0 in memory view.
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ablonevn
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| Posted: Mon Jan 14, 2013 2:15 am Post subject: Re: Possible bugs? |
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| dforell wrote: |
fldcw [ebp-02]
It will allow me to write the bytes directly instead, like this.
db D9 6D FE
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ofcause CE won't accept it. using fldcw word ptr [ebp-02] insted
| dforell wrote: |
Example 2:
Cheat Engine reads the original opcode as "setnc al", 0F95 C0
I change the opcode to "setae al", 0F93 C0
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i have no idea about this, not only your instructions, all set cc still work on my computer. just because it's have same effect. eg:
test eax,eax
jz loc1
will generate:
test eax,eax
je loc1
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dforell
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| Posted: Mon Jan 14, 2013 2:24 am Post subject: Re: Possible bugs? |
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| ablonevn wrote: | | dforell wrote: |
fldcw [ebp-02]
It will allow me to write the bytes directly instead, like this.
db D9 6D FE
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ofcause CE won't accept it. using fldcw word ptr [ebp-02] insted
| dforell wrote: |
Example 2:
Cheat Engine reads the original opcode as "setnc al", 0F95 C0
I change the opcode to "setae al", 0F93 C0
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i have no idea about this, not only your instructions, all set cc still work on my computer. just because it's have same effect. eg:
test eax,eax
jz loc1
will generate:
test eax,eax
je loc1 |
Okay, was confused. CE memory view listed the opcode as fldcw [ebp-02]. It also placed this into the AA scripts for me. Now I know I need to modify it.
For the other one, the workarounds work. It just seems confusing that what CE displays in memory view won't work when entered for replacement manually, or through AA.
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