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Could you add support for renaming all the functions between 2 functions that reference a file name?
For example, if both sub_1000 and sub_2000 reference "...\mysource.cpp", it's highly probable that sub_1300, sub_1500, and all the functions between address 1000 and 2000 belong to the same source file (as the compiler and linker will put them together) even if they themselves don't have a reference to the string "...\mysource.cpp".
This is at least true for C and C++ files.
So if you take the lowest and highest addresses that reference a source file, you could rename all the functions between them.
Hope it helps.
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Ah, I understand. And yes, you're absolutely right: in most cases the functions in between will belong to the same object file. I will add it. Thanks for the tip!
Great job with the script, it's really useful.
Could you add support for renaming all the functions between 2 functions that reference a file name?
For example, if both sub_1000 and sub_2000 reference "...\mysource.cpp", it's highly probable that sub_1300, sub_1500, and all the functions between address 1000 and 2000 belong to the same source file (as the compiler and linker will put them together) even if they themselves don't have a reference to the string "...\mysource.cpp".
This is at least true for C and C++ files.
So if you take the lowest and highest addresses that reference a source file, you could rename all the functions between them.
Hope it helps.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: