>objdump (part of the GNU Binutils)
>(part of the GNU Binutils)
>GNU Binutils
>GNU
BLOATED AND SHTI
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Anonymous2013-02-22 3:14
>>10
10-sama, GNU only wants what is best for you. Accept and love GNU with all your heart, and browse /prog/ with Emacs/W3. Only then will you have freedom.
http://code.google.com/p/edb-debugger/
Don't like the fact that the current instruction indicator isn't a highlight bar, (nor the font rendering) but this is probably the closest you'll get.
>>22
People wonder why I don't care for proprietary software. The fact that I am forbidden to control it is why. Ollydbg is proprietary software, those who depend on it choose to live a helpless life.
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Anonymous2013-02-23 5:40
>>23
You're welcome to control it, however it may take control of your computer (and do whatever the fuck it wants) before you get a chance. Say no to unauditable software.
>>24
You can't control it because you don't have access to the source code. People say they can change the binary but they can only make trivial changes to it. They can't do substantial work for example, porting Ollydbg to a CPU architecture that isn't x86 and operating system that isn't Windows. People can't study the internals of the program in order to transplant that design into other software.
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Anonymous2013-02-23 7:32
>>25
Given enough time I suppose you could decompile it to a platform-independent language and port that to another architecture.
>>26
Decompiled binary code is not source code, you cannot study how it works. Studying source code with any commentary is difficult as it is, studying the code of a binary program is impractical and is normally done as a last resort.
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Anonymous2013-02-23 8:05
>>27
I'm just saying it's possible, not that it's worth it. Using a time-money equivalence, you're probably better off paying an urban thug to break into the developer's home and steal the source code.
>>30
Oh yeah, obscure companies (that you've never heard of) such as Samsung, Sony and Google wasting thousands upon thousands of their money and time for the fun of it.