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nosconf the answer is yes, you can rip asm code and use it in not only pascal/delphi but other languages as well. You will undoubtedly need to use the correct syntax something in a procedure for instance. You are going to have some trouble with "ripped code" but if you understand asm it shouldnt be difficult to take some ripped code in import it into your function depending on what the code your ripping intends to do. You may already be seasoned with Delphi and ASM but if your not take a few hours to read this. There are some plugins for olly on tuts4you main page that rip code. Good Luck!

Learning assembler with delphi

original function in pascal

function Sum(X,Y:integer):integer; 
begin
Result := X+Y;
end;

asm in delphi

function Sum(X,Y:integer):integer; 
begin
asm
mov eax,X
add eax,Y
mov Result,eax
end;
end;
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nosconf the answer is yes, you can rip asm code and use it in not only pascal/delphi but other languages as well. You will undoubtedly need to use the correct syntax something in a procedure for instance. You are going to have some trouble with "ripped code" but if you understand asm it shouldnt be difficult to take some ripped code in import it into your function depending on what the code your ripping intends to do. You may already be seasoned with Delphi and ASM but if your not take a few hours to read this. There are some plugins for olly on tuts4you main page that rip code. Good Luck!
Learning assembler with delphi

original function in pascal

function Sum(X,Y:integer):integer; 
begin
Result := X+Y;
end;

asm in delphi

function Sum(X,Y:integer):integer; 
begin
asm
mov eax,X
add eax,Y
mov Result,eax
end;
end;

Excellent!

Thanks mate!

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The above example can also be done like this:
function Sum(X, Y: integer): integer;
asm
add eax, edx
ret
end;

Cheers, hope it helps in some way :smilie3:

function Sum(X, Y: integer): integer;
asm
add eax, edx
end;

ret not obligatory

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