Hi Nikos, Thanks again. You actually did give an useful hint. I used these flags, and I got following type of data: .... system.cpu 0x3698a02f73 : mov DS:[r12 + 0x340], rsi system.cpu 0x3698a02f73.0 : MOV_M_R : st rsi, DS:[r12 + 0x340] : system.cpu 0x3698a02f7b : sub rsi, DS:[r12] system.cpu 0x3698a02f7b.0 : SUB_R_M : ld t1, DS:[r12] : system.cpu 0x3698a02f7b.1 : SUB_R_M : sub rsi, rsi, t1 : system.cpu 0x3698a02f7f : add DS:[r12 + 0x348], rsi system.cpu 0x3698a02f7f.0 : ADD_M_R : ldst t1, DS:[r12 + 0x348] : system.cpu 0x3698a02f7f.1 : ADD_M_R : add t1, t1, rsi : system.cpu 0x3698a02f7f.2 : ADD_M_R : st t1, DS:[r12 + 0x348] : system.cpu 0x3698a02f87 : add DS:[r12 + 0x350], rsi system.cpu 0x3698a02f87.0 : ADD_M_R : ldst t1, DS:[r12 + 0x350] : system.cpu 0x3698a02f87.1 : ADD_M_R : add t1, t1, rsi : system.cpu 0x3698a02f87.2 : ADD_M_R : st t1, DS:[r12 + 0x350] : system.cpu 0x3698a02f92 : add rcx, DS:[r12 + 0x10] system.cpu 0x3698a02f92.0 : ADD_R_M : ld t1, DS:[r12 + 0x10] : system.cpu 0x3698a02f92.1 : ADD_R_M : add rcx, rcx, t1 : system.cpu 0x3698a02f97 : mov DS:[r12], rsi ....
>From this I can make out that ADD instruction are taking place. Consider this: >ADD_R_M: add rcx, rcx, t1: I want the value of these variable rcx, t1, etc. If >you can think of someway to get this, then it would be great. Thanks a lot for your help. It was really helpful. Regards, Riddhi Sent from Mail for Windows 10
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