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I have a question yesterday I made a test to get value from a pointer like this is it correct?. It seems that it works fine.
char *test ="abcdef";
_asm{
mov ebx, test
mov al, byte ptr ds:[ebx]; element at 0
mov al, byte ptr ds:[ebx + 1]; element at 1...
mov al, byte ptr ds:[ebx + x]; element at x...
}
Yes, that is correct. A pointer is just an address, and you’re using an indirect addressing mode through
ebxto access what the pointer points to.