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Zahir

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  1. Updated! This hack is now updated to the current App Store version!
  2. Updated! This hack is now updated to the current App Store version!
  3. Updated! This hack is now updated to the current App Store version!
  4. Updated! This hack is now updated to the current App Store version!
  5. Updated! This hack is now updated to the current App Store version!
  6. Information This request or parts of this request have been filled. Please use the search bar on iOSGods.com to find the topic(s) or try searching on the iOSGods App.
  7. @SwiftGamer I just watched ur youtube video lmao, now I see this posted here
  8. I don't know what war games is bro
  9. Don't @ me for the meanings or what they are used for but those R/S/W/X are just registers but they have their own purpose and ofcourse size difference For example RX is for armv7 (32-bit arch) MOV R0, R7 is you move whatever is in R7 to R0 ADD R0, R1, R2 is you take registers R1 and R2 and add them together and store the result inside R0 Writing ARM Assembly (Part 1) | Azeria Labs (azeria-labs.com) W/X used in arm64 (64-bit), the difference I noticed is in the space it can hold as stated here So you can interchange between W/X depending on what you are storing, like long long you should use X since it goes beyond 32-bits MOV X0, X7, same as above ADD X0, X1, X2, same as above Coming to S/D , those are for floats/doubles. Both the arm32 and 64 have them but the syntax is a little different FMOV S0, S1, store S1 inside S0 FADD D0, D0, D1, add D0+D1 and result inside D0 You can learn about them here: Learn the architecture: AArch64 Instruction Set Architecture (arm.com)
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