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Marcus101RR

index is a value from 0-255, that can be collected from the assembly. Instead of saying it starts at 0, I want to get the initial value of edx, store it in index, and then allow the user to change index after that to any number he wishes. Problem is this code keeps the number permanently and won't allow change. I need to fix that somehow, How would I go about getting the initial value and store it, but let it be changed afterwards?

Zanzer · Posted: Fri Nov 18, 2016 3:35 pm Post subject:

Start index off as -1. Do a check to see if it equals -1.
Only then should you move EDX into its value.
Otherwise, write your value into EDX.

Marcus101RR · Posted: Sat Nov 19, 2016 12:26 pm Post subject:

ParkourPenguin · Posted: Sat Nov 19, 2016 4:48 pm Post subject:

Put the code under originalCode below the cPlayer label instead of the index label, give index more memory, or define index using label instead of alloc. It shouldn't cause a problem in this case, but index barely has enough memory to store all that data.

Replace db with dd. You're treating it as a 4-byte value in your code, so it should take up 4 bytes in memory.

Replace test with cmp. test won't do what you hope it will do.

Remove jmp failed. It won't do any harm, but it's not needed.

Replace ebx with edx. You aren't backing it up which could cause problems later on, and edx is fine to use as a replacement in this case.

Either remove or change the comments. The AoB at the bottom not matching up with the code just above it can confuse readers.