Re: SoftICE rocks, but it's not what I need. (Was Disassembler Sugge stions)

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My approach would be:

  1. Build all sources to exe's. ( if they assemble and link)
  2. Then do a 'dumpbin /disasm' to all exe's. Capture the output.
  3. Let a good visual diff compare these outputs to the output you get from your
    'exe-only'. Find the one with smallest difference.

Maybe you completely despair on point 3 because your tool chain
builds the binary with a totally different order of objs.
But, who knows ?

Norbert.

"3 x 10^8 m/sec. It's not not just the speed limit, it's the law. -
Albert Einstein"
---- snip ----

Gentlemen, gentlemen...
---- snip ----

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I use IDA for disassembling purposes.

version 4.3.0.738 (c) 2002 Datarescue sa/nv

www.datarescue.com for information.

Adel.

----- Original Message -----
From: “Norbert Kawulski”
To: “NT Developers Interest List”
Sent: Wednesday, November 20, 2002 3:18 PM
Subject: [ntdev] Re: SoftICE rocks, but it’s not what I need. (Was
Disassembler Sugge stions)

> My approach would be:
> 1. Build all sources to exe’s. ( if they assemble and link)
> 2. Then do a ‘dumpbin /disasm’ to all exe’s. Capture the output.
> 3. Let a good visual diff compare these outputs to the output you get
from your
> ‘exe-only’. Find the one with smallest difference.
>
> Maybe you completely despair on point 3 because your tool chain
> builds the binary with a totally different order of objs.
> But, who knows ?
>
> Norbert.
> --------
> “3 x 10^8 m/sec. It’s not not just the speed limit, it’s the law. -
> Albert Einstein”
> ---- snip ----
> > Gentlemen, gentlemen…
> ---- snip ----
>
>
>
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