Bitwise wrote

F64_Rx wrote

Bitwise wrote

F64_Rx wrote nice tool should help alot with people making ghost tools and so

You clearly have no idea what this is. Why post? "Nice tool" bahahahaha.

Also, I like this script#sokewl


#include<idc.idc>

static LabelFunction(name,binary)
{
    auto function;
    for(function=0;function != BADADDR;function = function + 0x04)
    {
        function = FindBinary(function,SEARCH_DOWN,binary);
        if(function == BADADDR)
        {
            Message("%s could not be found in memory (%08X)\n", name, BADADDR);
            break;
        }
        else
        {
            auto math = GetFunctionAttr(function, FUNCATTR_START);
            MakeUnknown(math, GetFunctionAttr(math, FUNCATTR_END), 0x00);
            MakeCode(math);
            MakeFunction(math, GetFunctionAttr(math, FUNCATTR_END));
            MakeNameEx(math, name, 0x00);
            auto fgt;
            for(fgt = math;fgt != GetFunctionAttr(math, FUNCATTR_END);fgt = fgt + 0x04)
            {
                MakeComm(fgt, sprintf("%04X #OpBitwise", DecodeInstruction(fgt).ea));
            }
            Jump(math);
            Message("%s found in memory (%08X)\n", name, math);
            break;
        }
    }
}

static main()
{
    LabelFunction("SV_GameSendServerCommand", " 7D 69 40 2E 7D 43 51 D6  7C 6A 5A 14");
    LabelFunction("SV_DropClient", "60 E6 FA 00 7D 69 40 2E  7D 43 31 D6 7C 6A 5A 14");
}


Pretty cool! You know how IW like to update functions alot? There for, increasing size? With this function you don't have to input the length, gets it for you ;). Also made it get the start off the function too , only 2 params needed

What it looks like;
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well it clearly is a tool that helps you find offsets

No it isn't you ******. Why would you even reply trying to correct me on something you know nothing about? A "tool" is an application. I an not be bother to type out the difference's...shouldn't really ever have it, its common sense?

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[ Register or Signin to view external links. ] is the definition off a script.

You can write a script to create an application, yes. But in this case it's not. This here is a script (created in the scripting language IDC) to be loaded into an application for use. IDA comes with 2 plugins, an IDC plugin and a Python plugin. You can do what you can in the IDC script with a Python script (In IDA I am talking about here...)