That 00 00 00 00 is basically saying: some missing value hereand the0x680there is the next instruction. So it looks as if it's mean to be an inline pc thunk, but really it's meant to becall _printf(into the.plt`). I have asked on the LIEF Gitter about this.
This refactors out architecture names, instruction types, control-flow edge types, and the instruction decoder.
One thing I've noticed is that LIEF doesn't apply relocations eagerly (as IDA does), so in the PIE ELF hello world, we see the following:
That
00 00 00 00
is basically saying: some missing value hereand the
0x680there is the next instruction. So it looks as if it's mean to be an inline pc thunk, but really it's meant to be
call _printf(into the
.plt`). I have asked on the LIEF Gitter about this.