pancake, On Mon, Sep 15, 2014 at 02:08:42PM +0200, pancake wrote: > i dont refuse to use mailing list, but it has been proved to be unused by > most of their users. > as well as the forums did in the past. Also, we are in the irc most of the > day and we discuss > quick topics in there, and in case of requiring a more extensive chat, we > switch to pads. > > we have lot of people subscribed to this mailing list, so i guess there’s > some interest on > keeping it, but i dont see people asking questions/proposals here, and if so, > this is done > after doing it in the irc. So it is like dupping efforts.
Well, I just subscribed the other day to ask a question. :) So I'll ask and see if I get any response. wrt shutting down the list, it's not my project, and I'm not familiar with the amount of overhead it takes to manage a subscribe-to-post mailinglist. I imagine it's a lot less than fighting forum spam. If you guys want to shut it down, that'd be unfortunate, but ultimately you are the guys maintaining it. At any rate my question is with radiff2. Currently, I use a script I wrote, objdiff (./scripts/objdiff in the Linux source tree) to verify that a large amount of whitespace change done by a git commit didn't change the generated object file(s). I work around offset changes by simply removing the addresses from the output of objdump. Not the most graceful method. You can see a post where I walked through an example use-case here [2]. The other day I saw the blog post [1], which showed off the new graphviz capability of radiff2. Really neat! Would you guys be willing to accept patches that would basically create an output format similar to diff? eg, instructions removed in red, added in green, and moved in yellow? Or, did I just miss an already existing capability? The graphviz functionality is great, with the exception that it a) isn't console text (not easy to paste into an email), and b) it only shows one half of the change depending on the order of the objects being compared. thx, Jason. [1] http://radare.today/binary-diffing/ [2] http://www.metzdowd.com/pipermail/cryptography/2014-September/022818.html (sorry, I mis-remembered the name for radiff2) _______________________________________________ radare mailing list [email protected] http://lists.nopcode.org/listinfo.cgi/radare-nopcode.org
