Vanishing Address/ Deadlisting vs. Running Process

Originally Posted by B1ackAnge1

lol Wouldn't surprise me if Why picked up the term from me since I know we've talked about it before.

Besides you gotta admit - something nice (ok nostalgic if you wish) about sitting on the couch with an old fashioned print out (or even a txt file) of disassembly generated in W32Dasm8.93 and figuring stuff out that way. Then again I also prefer books over PDFs / CHMs etc..

Yes, that has been my word of the week I guess, and I must have thrown it of around in five different forums, even a few not on this site. xD

I like reading too rather then staring at a computer screen. I've tried the e-readers, but they are just far to slow, dull for my liking. Im looking forward to the iPad. I might get it, though I'd rather wait a year of so till at least a generation 2 comes out.

Originally Posted by B1ackAnge1

lol Wouldn't surprise me if Why picked up the term from me since I know we've talked about it before.

Besides you gotta admit - something nice (ok nostalgic if you wish) about sitting on the couch with an old fashioned print out (or even a txt file) of disassembly generated in W32Dasm8.93 and figuring stuff out that way. Then again I also prefer books over PDFs / CHMs etc..

That would involve a lot of paper, based on most of the dis-assemblies I've seen.

well, generally you narrow down the areas that you need first.. but yeah.. it takes a lot of printed page.. ive never used my own resources to print listings out.. me and few friends at uni would print out in the science labs and sit in the library going over them for hours.. nostalgia indeed.

My mom told me about doing that in college, which is why she never went into computer science. xD

Originally Posted by [sheep]

@demon.. thanks to the hard work of iczelion and hutch + many others, any api call you can use in C++ you can use in asm aswell.. and actually.. in theory there is nothing u cant call in asm as long as you have the correct include/lib files.. even directx.. though a lot of work is sometimes needed in the conversion..

whoa nice ;D
I might get into learning assembly sometime soon, I guess it would be a bit easier for me to learn since I already possess the powers of staring at disassembly, its still going to be moderate to hard I guess.

What IDE would you guys recommend?
If there is an IDE in the style of MSVS 2003 or 2008 please tell me

qeditor comes with MASM, I like it... tis aight. I don't think ur gonna find something like MSVS for asm though. :l

it;'s all personal preference.. I like winasm which works with masm

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