The obligatory screenshot:
http://radare.nopcode.org/img/sourcedbg.gif
I have also fixed all the issues around the folder in visual mode. The jump/call
expansion will be not done for 0.9.4...it requires too many internal work and
complexity,
and I prefer to keep it simple and think on a better strategy.
The source debugger really rocks. It is enabled with "eval dbg.resource = true"
(done by
default).
Have fun with the dwarfs!
On Thu, 13 Mar 2008 01:59:08 +0100
pancake <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I have added a new rsc script that makes the same as the ¡list' command of
> GDB.
> For example
>
> $ rsc list src/main.c 80
> src/main.c 80
> 76 config_set("file.project", optarg);
> 77 break;
> 78 case 'w':
> 79 config_set("cfg.write", "true");
> * 80 break;
> 81 case 's':
> 82 config.seek = (u64)get_offset(optarg);
> 83 if (config.seek < 0) config.seek =
> (u64)0;
> 84 break;
>
> So you can use addr2line GNU program to identify the number line in the
> source file,
> and debug viewing the source code at the same time.
>
> THis is available thru the 'pR' command (print Reference). this is:
>
> > pR @ 0x8049320
> > pR @ sym_main
>
> To go into the visual and follow eip use the new 'scr.seek' that forces the
> screen
> to seek all the time to a certain position:
>
> > eval scr.seek = eip
> > pR
> > Visual
>
> <press 's' to step over the code>
>
> You can define the path to the sources in the LINEPATH environvar, I plan to
> make it more
> flexible to support for bin-to-source address translation backends, like java
> and so :)
>
> I think this 'rsc list' command can be useful also for developers!
>
> Have fun! :D
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