I’m writing a windows app that prints the comman line arguments in assembly. I have all the processing code. What I need to know is where the program arguments are located on the stack
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I’m writing a windows app that prints the comman line arguments in assembly. I have all the processing code. What I need to know is where the program arguments are located on the stack
The command-line arguments are not really passed on the stack. The official way to get a pointer to the command line is to call the KERNEL32 function GetCommandLine.