I build a small program with -g, and set the config.py to look for the source at ../test (I also tried the full path). However, disasm insists my source file is under /usr/include (e.g. it looks for the file /usr/include/test.c, and reports "Sorry, cannot get source code from this path", unless I really put the source file there).
Any fixes or workarounds?
P.S. The executable is built on Ubuntu 14.04 LTS with included GCC 4.8.4. The command line is simply gcc -g .... I also tried CentOS 7, with the same result. disasm itself is run on Ubuntu 14.04 LTS and macOS Sierra.
I build a small program with
-g, and set the config.py to look for the source at../test(I also tried the full path). However, disasm insists my source file is under/usr/include(e.g. it looks for the file/usr/include/test.c, and reports "Sorry, cannot get source code from this path", unless I really put the source file there).Any fixes or workarounds?
P.S. The executable is built on Ubuntu 14.04 LTS with included GCC 4.8.4. The command line is simply
gcc -g .... I also tried CentOS 7, with the same result. disasm itself is run on Ubuntu 14.04 LTS and macOS Sierra.