Hi Nick,
Nick Clifton wrote:
> Hi Dominic,
>
>> I'm using objdump as a preprocessor for a tool which analyzes a binary's
>> assembly and discovered that a jump instruction in the libc function
>> "strrchr" has no target or rather the target lies within an instruction.
>> Objdump missinterpretes 3
Hi Dominic,
I'm using objdump as a preprocessor for a tool which analyzes a binary's
assembly and discovered that a jump instruction in the libc function
"strrchr" has no target or rather the target lies within an instruction.
Objdump missinterpretes 3 padding bytes and thus creates incorrect di
Hello,
I'm new to list and I'm sorry that I have to report a very subtle bug in
src/opcodes/i386-dis.c, but I have a patch :o)
I'm using objdump as a preprocessor for a tool which analyzes a binary's
assembly and discovered that a jump instruction in the libc function
"strrchr" has no target or r
