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    Strcpy (x86)

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    This document contains assembly language instructions that copy bytes from one memory location to another. It pushes registers onto the stack, sets up pointers to the source and destination addresses, then loops through copying each byte using MOV instructions until the end of the block is reached. It pops the registers back off the stack and returns.

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    This document contains assembly language instructions that copy bytes from one memory location to another. It pushes registers onto the stack, sets up pointers to the source and destination addresses, then loops through copying each byte using MOV instructions until the end of the block is reached. It pops the registers back off the stack and returns.

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    This document contains assembly language instructions that copy bytes from one memory location to another. It pushes registers onto the stack, sets up pointers to the source and destination addresses, then loops through copying each byte using MOV instructions until the end of the block is reached. It pops the registers back off the stack and returns.

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    This document contains assembly language instructions that copy bytes from one memory location to another. It pushes registers onto the stack, sets up pointers to the source and destination addresses, then loops through copying each byte using MOV instructions until the end of the block is reached. It pops the registers back off the stack and returns.

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    data:00000000 55 push
    ebp
    .data:00000001 31 d2 xor
    edx,edx
    .data:00000003 89 e5 mov
    ebp,esp
    .data:00000005 8b 45 08 mov
    eax,DWORD PTR [ebp+0x8]
    .data:00000008 56 push
    esi
    .data:00000009 8b 75 0c mov
    esi,DWORD PTR [ebp+0xc]
    .data:0000000c 53 push
    ebx
    .data:0000000d 8d 58 ff lea
    ebx,[eax-0x1]
    .data:00000010 0f b6 0c 16 movzx
    ecx,BYTE PTR [esi+edx*1]
    .data:00000014 88 4c 13 01 mov
    BYTE PTR [ebx+edx*1+0x1],cl
    .data:00000018 83 c2 01 add
    edx,0x1
    .data:0000001b 84 c9 test
    cl,cl
    .data:0000001d 75 f1 jne
    0x00000010
    .data:0000001f 5b pop
    ebx
    .data:00000020 5e pop
    esi
    .data:00000021 5d pop
    ebp
    .data:00000022 c3 ret

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