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Asked: 2026-06-04T00:17:14+00:00

So I’m trying to write an assembly program that displays the hex address of

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So I’m trying to write an assembly program that displays the hex address of the command line arguments followed by the command line argument itself eg

0x01234567: command line argument 1

I’ve loaded the address of the string into a register, and I’m trying to put it into a buffer to convert it from hex to text so it displays properly in the terminal.

If I do the following to load the address of the first string into ebx,

lea ebx,[ArgPtrs+edi*4]

is there a way to move that value into a buffer?

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    Figured it out, it was just some assembly growing pains and poor syntax.

    What I had initially was this-

    lea ebx,[ArgPtrs+edi*4]
mov [AddrBuff+edi*4],ebx

    Just needed to add on the dword to the mov instruction to make it a legal instruction..

    mov dword [AddrBuff+edi*4],ebx
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