Name: Cudder !MhMRSATORI!fR8duoqGZdD/iE5 2013-10-19 2:39
Why the fuck doesn't it understand that
means [i]I want the bloody breakpoint at address 401000h[i], not "there's no function with that name"? No language you'd sanely use it with will even allow you to name a function starting with a digit (that's why C makes hex constants start with 0 - to distinguish them from identifiers!) and in the very perverted case such a symbol actually ended up in an object file you could always escape using quotes:
Should mean "I really do want to put a breakpoint on a symbol with such a fucked-up name." Idiots...
GDB stands for God Damn Bugger.
SoftICE > DEBUG > WinDbg >>> OllyDbg >>> GDB
break 0x401000means [i]I want the bloody breakpoint at address 401000h[i], not "there's no function with that name"? No language you'd sanely use it with will even allow you to name a function starting with a digit (that's why C makes hex constants start with 0 - to distinguish them from identifiers!) and in the very perverted case such a symbol actually ended up in an object file you could always escape using quotes:
break "0x13371337"Should mean "I really do want to put a breakpoint on a symbol with such a fucked-up name." Idiots...
GDB stands for God Damn Bugger.
SoftICE > DEBUG > WinDbg >>> OllyDbg >>> GDB