- Original Message -
> Hi,
>
> I often find myself dumping a bunch of addresses to files to iterate
> with 'struct_name.field < file_with_addresses', but that is horribly
> slow for large number of iterations.
>
> `help list` comment for -S vs. -s made me try to use `rd` instead,
>
- Original Message -
>
>
> - Original Message -
> > Hi,
> >
> > I often find myself dumping a bunch of addresses to files to iterate
> > with 'struct_name.field < file_with_addresses', but that is horribly
> > slow for large number of iterations.
> >
> > `help list` comment
Dave Anderson wrote on Wed, Feb 05, 2020:
> > What might make sense is to use the "struct -r" option, which does a raw
> > memory dump of a data structure. But for a reason I do not recall, it
> > prevents that option from being used with a "struct_name.field" argument.
> > (see line 6628 of
Hi,
I often find myself dumping a bunch of addresses to files to iterate
with 'struct_name.field < file_with_addresses', but that is horribly
slow for large number of iterations.
`help list` comment for -S vs. -s made me try to use `rd` instead,
e.g. get offset manually from `struct -o` then use
