| Subject: | Documentation unclear regarding usage |
I ran the enclosed file on (firstly a PE file) and latterly /usr/bin/gawk
and saw ....
bob@doc:~$ perl binutils_objdump.pl /usr/bin/gawk
objdump_symtab is
objdumpopt is --disassemble --all-headers --full-contents
--line-numbers --file-headers --disassembler-options=intel /usr/bin/gawk
objdump_dynamic_reloc_info is
objdump_symtab is
objdump_section_headers is
objdump_dynamic_symtab is
objdump_sec_contents is
objdump_sec_disasm is
bob@doc:~$
which seems less than useful. I see some output when invoking the method
but no more than shelling out to objdump.
The program odasm provides no output
bob@doc:~$ odasm /usr/bin/gawk
bob@doc:~$
| Subject: | binutils_objdump.pl |
#!/usr/bin/perl -w
use strict;
use ExtUtils::Command::MM;
use Binutils::Objdump qw(:ALL);
# Standard using of objdump. Print the whole information.
objdumpopt('--disassemble --all-headers --full-contents --line-numbers --file-headers --disassembler-options=intel', @ARGV);
print "objdump_symtab is ",objdump_symtab(),"\n";
print "objdumpopt is ",objdumpopt(),"\n";
#print "objdumppath is ",objdumppath(),"\n";
print "objdump_dynamic_reloc_info is ",objdump_dynamic_reloc_info(),"\n";
print "objdump_symtab is ",objdump_symtab(),"\n";
print "objdump_section_headers is ",objdump_section_headers(),"\n";
print "objdump_dynamic_symtab is ",objdump_dynamic_symtab(),"\n";
print "objdump_sec_contents is ",objdump_sec_contents(),"\n";
print "objdump_sec_disasm is ",objdump_sec_disasm("CODE"),"\n";
## Now for the block 'SYMBOL TABLE', will be called
## mysymtab subroutine, which will get all lines for this block.
#sub mysymtab {
# print "SymTab:\n";
# print join "\n", @_;
#}
#print "objdumpwrap is ",objdumpwrap("SYMBOL TABLE" => \&mysymtab),"\n";
#objdumpwrap("SYMBOL TABLE" => \&mysymtab);
#objdump();
#print "objdump is ",objdump(),"\n";