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Hey, @xmaple555!
If you find free time, can you check why we couldn't use underline ( _ ) in the pseudo-register. I don't have that much expertise in script engine code, you probably know it better than me.
Generally, if I change a pseudo-register (let's say, $tag to $event_tag and generate it by using the Python script), then after compiling HyperDbg, the following expression gives an invalid syntax error.
HyperDbg> ? printf("test core: %x", $event_tag);
this command should not be used while you're in VMI-Mode or not in debugger-mode, the results that you see is a simulated result for TESTING script-engine and is not based on the status of your system. You can use this command, ONLY in debugger-mode
test expression : printf("test core: %x", $event_tag);
Line 0:
printf("test core: %x", $event_tag);
^
Syntax Error: Invalid Syntax
Other than that, a script like this gives error and I couldn't figure it out why.
Hey, @xmaple555!
If you find free time, can you check why we couldn't use underline (
_
) in the pseudo-register. I don't have that much expertise in script engine code, you probably know it better than me.Generally, if I change a pseudo-register (let's say,
$tag
to$event_tag
and generate it by using the Python script), then after compiling HyperDbg, the following expression gives an invalid syntax error.Other than that, a script like this gives error and I couldn't figure it out why.
or the above script in other forms:
If it's too hard to be fixed, or if you couldn't find the problem, don't worry, I'll try to find other ways to fix them.
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