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Binary addresses hard to read when compiled with -m32 #144

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tim-becker opened this issue Sep 29, 2016 · 2 comments
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Binary addresses hard to read when compiled with -m32 #144

tim-becker opened this issue Sep 29, 2016 · 2 comments

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@tim-becker
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When using the compiler option -m32 and selecting the binary mode, the instruction addresses overlap with the assembled bytes. Presumably this view was only tested with 64-bit binaries, where the addresses are smaller.

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@tim-becker tim-becker changed the title Binary addresses unreadable when compiled with -m32 Binary addresses hard to read when compiled with -m32 Sep 29, 2016
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Thanks for the report. Yes you guessed right :-) I've not tested 32bit! In
fact it didn't use to work at all!
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When using the compiler option -m32 and selecting the binary mode, the
instruction addresses overlap with the assembled bytes. Presumably this
view was only tested with 64-bit binaries, where the addresses are smaller.

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Fixed; but not pushed to live site...yet...hoping to get this out as part of a big release I have planned!

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