shld broken
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brandonros commented
{
"i": 169,
"x64dbgLine": {
"rawLine": {
"Index": "000A9",
"Address": "0000000144FBED19",
"Bytes": "6641:0FA4EB 3C",
"Disassembly": "shld r11w,bp,3C",
"Registers": "r11: 1BB09DE2F-> 1BB099DE2",
"Memory": "",
"Comments": ""
},
"rip": "144fbed19",
"registerChanges": [
{
"registerName": "r11",
"previousValue": "1bb09de2f",
"newValue": "1bb099de2"
}
],
"memoryChanges": []
},
"scemuLine": {
"rawLine": "diff_reg: rip = 144fbed19 r11 1bb09de2f -> 1bb099de3;",
"rip": "144fbed19",
"registerChanges": [
{
"registerName": "r11",
"previousValue": "1bb09de2f",
"newValue": "1bb099de3"
}
],
"memoryChanges": []
},
"instructionErrors": [
{
"index": 0,
"message": "newValue mismatch",
"x64dbg": "1bb099de2",
"scemu": "1bb099de3"
}
]
},
sha0coder commented
x64dbg r11: 1BB09DE2F-> 1BB099DE2
scemu r11 1bb09de2f -> 1bb099de3
it make no sense the 3, but is what is getting from cpu.
sha0coder commented
3C > 16bits at the end this is an undefined behaviour (UB) that is reacting different.
brandonros commented
hard coded