7 Apr
2004
7 Apr
'04
1:44 p.m.
A disassembler includes comments, selecting data
types, labeling
branching and entry points and statistical cross referencing (
usually as comments in code ). This is often an interactive process.
Try the disassembler I posted a link to a bit earlier today. (To save
bother: ftp.rodents.montreal.qc.ca:/mouse/disas/src/.)
It's pretty close to a disassembler in this sense. (It doesn't do
"statistical cross referencing", whatever that is, but a text-save plus
a little sed/awk groveling could probably get it.) I wrote it
specifically to help people figure out what binaries of unknown
provenance were *really* doing.
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