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UNIX-like reverse engineering framework and command-line toolset
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Substitute symbol addrs more correctly #680

Open montekki opened 10 years ago

montekki commented 10 years ago

if a hexadecimal address has a suffix (say, "0xbeef:16") it won't be substituted with symbol name:

radare1 radare2

radare commented 10 years ago

How to differentiate to segmented x86 addressing?

montekki commented 10 years ago

look at the binary's arch?

radare commented 10 years ago

i would prefer to be arch-independent, if a human can understand the disasm, a parser should too..

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look at the binary's arch?

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radare commented 8 years ago

ping @montekki can you send a pr for that? checking for arch can be a dirty but working solution, so having this done with a couple of tests would be good for me

radare commented 8 years ago

also we can differentiate if the number starts with # instead of just 0x and if it contains :

radare commented 7 years ago

anyone?

Maijin commented 7 years ago

Can we have test-case or something to reproduce this 0xXXX:16 syntax ?

radare commented 7 years ago

from me?

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Can we have test-case or something to reproduce this 0xXXX:16 syntax ?

Maijin commented 7 years ago

Whoever got something to reproduce

trufae commented 4 years ago

Without a test case this issue is quite difficult to handle/understand/fix.