You have assigned c,m,d,\x0 respectively.
First line move by ptr [cmd], 63h
I wonder why [cmd] doesn't come out as [ebp-n] in a part like below, what [cmd] means. And I want to know if each mov allocates c,m,d,\x0 in order. I'm just learning about system hacking, so I didn't know enough, so I posted a basic question...
Thank you to everyone who answers.
c++ assembly
It is ebp-0Ch, but it is the same as the local variable cmd, so I think the assembler kindly wrote the local variable name cmd. It looks different depending on which debugger you use. If you debug it without a symbol, you wouldn't have been able to show it as cmd
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