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In several of my applications, I need to be able to line up text, be it blocks of text using different fonts, or text containers of differing heights. As far as I'm aware, there isn't a way of doing this natively in .NET, however with a little platform...
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Re: Using scanf crashes the program [Windows]

Quote from: PurityLake on Today at 12:20:10 PM Would I be correct in assuming that? You're getting close! Read the following articles which will help you further: http://...
Re: Using scanf crashes the program [Windows]

I apologize for using the wrong spelling of the register, I wasn't paying full attention to the spelling at the time. So in the case of: Code: [Select] push someValue push anotherValue call aFunction ; do some other stuff What essentially is happening...
Re: Using scanf crashes the program [Windows]

"esp", not "eps" but that's the right idea. Yes, popping a register will do the same thing. Often, "ecx" is used as a "scratch register" for this purpose (Dr. Paul Carter does it this way in his tutorial). "eax" is used for the return value from a func...
Re: Windows: BUG not make sense with NASM ver 2.11.05 and NASM ver 2.10.05

Back, well i found the problem i'm sorry i used snapshots instead releasebuilds haha, and it's work with releasebuilds nasm 2.11.05 is snapshots is like beta ? Sorry again :p Thanks for your patience. Bye
Re: Using scanf crashes the program [Windows]

Quote from: Frank Kotler on September 02, 2014, 02:10:41 AM Hi PurityLake, The "main" (cough) problem I see is that you haven't "cleaned up " or "balanced" the stack after _scanf returns. The Windows API is "stdcall" - callee cleans up ...