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myocytebd2
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 Posted: Mon Oct 05, 2020 1:11 am Post subject: In disassembler view, how to show/copy absolute addresses? |
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How to show/copy absolute addresses in disassembler view?
It is rather inconvenient to work with relative address, for debugging, legacy binaries, or use together with other tools.
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myocytebd2
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With CE 7.0, I still get relative address. I mean want hex addressing, not file+offset.
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Why would you ever want to use a address like that. Anyhow go to view and uncheck "show module addresses" the copy will then not have it in modulename+offset format
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| Dark Byte wrote: | | Why would you ever want to use a address like that. Anyhow go to view and uncheck "show module addresses" the copy will then not have it in modulename+offset format |
Thanks, it really helps.
Because it more convenient to work with during debugging:
A. Legacy binaries has address fixed except for kernel dlls.
B. ALSR maybe turned off or alleviated.
C. If some code if already patched, then it is usually in absolute address.
D. Absolute address make things easier to interact with other tools.
There is little point for completed modification to use abs addressing, but in these cases abs address is better to work with.
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