enoft Manual

eNOFT Options

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DUMPADDRESS or DA

DA <scope-range> [ IN <format-specifier> ]

This command displays the object file contents from a virtual address inside a

loadfile's memory space and is applicable to loadfiles and import libraries. Use

SECTHDRS or LAYOUT to locate the starting address and size of any particular

section.

The following sample shows two 16-byte bundles of code instructions for the .text

section, automatically shown in format ICODE because this is in a code area.

enoft> dumpaddress 0x70000420 for 2

******** Readable Dump Of .text Section (File Offset 0x0390)

[demo 2]::

0x70000420: {0: 08082000800 M ld4 r32 = [r32]

1: 10801800dc0 I adds r55 = 0x0, r24

2: 10800a40b00 I adds r44 = 0x20, ret2

dispersal: 00}

[demo 2]::

0x70000430: {0: 00008000000 M nop.m 0x0

1: 00008000000 F nop.f 0x0

2: 12000006440 I addl r17 = 0x3, r0 ;;

dispersal: 0d}

Note that if a single bundle is specified and no source file and line number

information is available for that bundle, eNOFT will display from nearest preceding

bundle with available line info.

DUMPCODE or DC

DC [ BRIEF | B | IN <format_spec> ]

New to eNOFT, this command displays all available code in the object file:

.gateway, .plt, and every section that begins with ".text" or ".restext". Use

DUMPSECTION to display individual code sections.

BRIEF or B is an alias to command LAYOUT CODE.

<format_spec> defaults to the ICODE format if not specified. See SET FORMAT

for details.