GCC compiled code embedded in the C language compiler problems [code]int Main (int argc, char* argv[]) ( __asm__ ( " Jmp 0x2a Popl %esi Movl %esi,0x8 (%esi) Movb x0,0x7 (%esi) Movl x0,0xc (%esi) Movl xb, %eax Movl %esi, %ebx Leal 0x8 (%esi) %ecx Leal 0xc (%esi) %edx Int x80 Movl x1, %eax Movl x0, %ebx Int x80 Call -0x2f # 5 bytes . String \ "/bin/sh\" "); } [/code] Under the above code in gcc compiler, however, that mistakes are as follows : Shellcode.c:2 : missed terminating "character Shellcode.c:in function 'main' Shellcode.c:3 : error : syntax error before "jmp" Shellcode.c:17 : error : stray '\' in program Shellcode.c:17 : missed terminating "character Shellcode.c:18 : missed terminating "character Experts ask you this : What are the reasons? Be resolved? GCC compiled code embedded in the C language compiler problems Watching very look familiar, seemed to give them the same message in response to my article. Forum recommends careful search bar. GCC compiled code embedded in the C language compiler problems Asm Not as? GCC compiled code embedded in the C language compiler problems Treasury should #include a compilation document, which is not sure whether under the GCC GOOGLE under the bar GCC compiled code embedded in the C language compiler problems So try to write [code] Int main (int argc, char* argv[]) ( __asm__ ( "\n\ Jmp 0x2a \n\ Popl %esi \n\ Movl %esi,0x8 (%esi) \n\ Movb x0,0x7 (%esi) \n\ Movl x0,0xc (%esi) \n\ Movl xb, %eax \n\ Movl %esi, %ebx \n\ Leal 0x8 (%esi) %ecx \n\ Leal 0xc (%esi) %edx \n\ Int x80 \n\ Movl x1, %eax \n\ Movl x0, %ebx \n\ Int x80 \n\ Call -0x2f # 5 bytes \n\ . String \ "/bin/sh\" \n\ "); } [/code] GCC compiled code embedded in the C language compiler problems Still wrong This seems to be a compilation of instructions grammatical errors [code] Linux:~ # cc mm.c /tmp/ccWP2HuC.s : Assembler messages : /tmp/ccWP2HuC.s:21 : Error : too many memory references for `mov ' /tmp/ccWP2HuC.s:22 : Error : too many memory references for `mov ' /tmp/ccWP2HuC.s:27 : Error : suffix or operands invalid for `int ' /tmp/ccWP2HuC.s:30 : Error : suffix or operands invalid for `int ' Linux:~ # [/code] GCC compiled code embedded in the C language compiler problems [ Closed window ]