x64 Disassembler

[metr0]

As lARP is a commercial protection system (I can only assume you're referring to lARP64), probably not. Thought she might have done so for x86 lARP, that's up to her to answer.

Where's the problem with C code anyway? It should be pretty easy to convert it to Delphi/Pascal. Hde64 is written in C as well, if you'd like to have a look (which is worth the risk, I guess ).

[lena151]

Originally Posted by metr0

As lARP is a commercial protection system (I can only assume you're referring to lARP64), probably not. Thought she might have done so for x86 lARP, that's up to her to answer.

Originally Posted by Enigma

Do you use this engine in your Larp?

Like metr0 says, indeed not, for neither version though its sources gave me a few ideas and are recommendable to anybody who wants to venture in 64bit assembler. Feryno took the time to comment them meticulously, maybe they earn a place in Evilcry's webpointers topic (?)

Slightly off-topic but the debugger itself has become pretty neat too since the last updates

lena151.

[Enigma]

Originally Posted by metr0

As lARP is a commercial protection system (I can only assume you're referring to lARP64), probably not. Thought she might have done so for x86 lARP, that's up to her to answer.

Where's the problem with C code anyway? It should be pretty easy to convert it to Delphi/Pascal. Hde64 is written in C as well, if you'd like to have a look (which is worth the risk, I guess ).

Not for commercial use does not mean that is can't be used for commercial products, it probably just requires additional fees for author (licensing).

Rewrite C to Pascal, oh, nice idea, but I do not want to spend my time to develop a bicycle, when it is already developed...

Originally Posted by lena151

Slightly off-topic but the debugger itself has become pretty neat too since the last updates

Just interesting to know, about what debugger you are talking?