correct the add section check
keep commented part to it's original code
int to ut64
minor fix and limit buffer size in case file size cannot be allocted
remove section check
show size in readable format
minor changes
* kvm_openfiles can fail so make sure we print the error message.
On OpenBSD you can use the kvm interface without /dev/kmem access but on FreeBSD
you need root or kmem access which one do not want to give a user.
Look at ps(1) on FreeBSD and see how they do it.
* Add basic support for N64 RSP processor.
This includes:
* a table driven instruction decoder (rsp_idec)
* a disassembler
* a very primitive anal plugin
Note that OpenBSD can have mappings with zero size so relax the assert.
Also note that the protection bits are flipped. Different bit order. Will fix that later.
* Add support for dp and dp* on OpenBSD.
kvm_getprocs exists on Net and Free as well so it might work there as well
* Cosmetic changes after feedback. Thanks.
A TRAP signal signifes expected stops for breakpoints and so on. There's no
need to display these as signals or stops since they will be communicated
inside r_debug_bp_hit.
To accomplish this, we add a new debug stop reason R_DEBUG_REASON_TRACEPOINT
and return it from r_debug_wait whenever a tracing breakpoint is hit. Then, in
r_debug_continue_kill, we recognize this state and do the old r_debug_step
trick to progress the session. Previous rework of r_debug_recoil takes care of
the heavy lifting and we continue on our way.
renaming afa, afv and afe to afvb afvr, and afvs respectively
making arguments analysis obeys e anal.vars
improving the json format for args/vars
fixing varsub to use the new comands for x86 and arm
fixing var commenting commands to use the new commands var configuration
Linux kernel checks for unknown flags passed via the last argument to
waitpid() and fails waitpid() with EINVAL if it encounters one:
From kernel/exit.c:sys_wait4()
if (options & ~(WNOHANG|WUNTRACED|WCONTINUED|
__WNOTHREAD|__WCLONE|__WALL))
return -EINVAL;
This makes it impossible to use debugger on Linux.
WAIT_ANY macro is actually supposed to be used as PID argument to wait
for all children without specifying particular PID.
Signed-off-by: Pavel Borzenkov <pavel.borzenkov@gmail.com>
