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Category:Law of warQ:
Why is GDB/dwarfdump not picking up this instruction in gdb?
I am trying to run a binary with gdb, and there are quite a few instructions like this.
is not picking up this instruction?
dwarfdump -O i386 -D 0xA -S bd::test::test_debug_info.S
I am running the binary in gdb in a chroot.
I tried running "x/aA" in the source file, and it didn't pick up the instruction.
What might I be doing wrong?
A:
This is probably because of the difference in endianess between the host machine and the target. Try to set the target to little endian and see if it works. I also find it easier to set a specific architecture if you know it is i386, for example:
file -s --macho -a x86_64 /opt/intel/bin/i386-linux-gnu-gcc
Q:
Why there is a new tag "authentication" here?
I don't see any reason why there is a new tag "authentication".
I think the tag is inappropriate to describe the questions here.
Does this tag needs to be burn?
I voted to burn it.
A:
No.
There is nothing wrong with the tag.
The authenticity tag is a meta tag and should be removed. The authentication tag is a perfectly legitimate tag.
A:
Yes, it was definitely not a good idea to use it.
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