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Topic created on: November 15, 2012 05:37 CST by DarkArtist .

I was wondering how to trace something in the memory stack and came across this. It's pointing to 12F337, which has 01 in it. But where is 01 in there? I look at the the last digits on the last row of 334 and 01 isn't there.



So I think I found it by 'editing' the stack in Ollydbg.



So the question is, how does it go from being an 8 bit binary to a 4 bit one that it suggests in the stack?

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