Having a look inside the help files don't give me a key command to use to format the instruction @ 0x52e as a assembly instruction (it should be a call signal.) As far as I can see, there doesn't appear to be a command to tell hte to format that as a command as opposed to with xref info in it (and breaking the disassembly)
Hi,
When disassembly a PIC library I came across an interesting cirumstance. Output as per below (slightly formatted, however)
51c ! e85bffffff call signal
521 ! 83c410 add esp, 10h
524 ! 83ec08 sub esp, 8
527 ! 68cefaedfe push 0feedfaceh
52c ! 6a02 push 2
52e ! e8 db 0e8h
52f ! 49 dec ecx
530 ! ff db 0ffh
531 !
... ! loc_531: ;xref j5af
... ! ff db 0ffh
532 ! ff83c41083ec inc dword ptr [ebx-137cef3ch]
538 ! 08680b or [eax+0bh], ch
53b ! dbee fucomi st, st(6)
53d ! 0f6a03 punpckhdq mm0, [ebx]
Having a look inside the help files don't give me a key command to use to format the instruction @ 0x52e as a assembly instruction (it should be a call signal.) As far as I can see, there doesn't appear to be a command to tell hte to format that as a command as opposed to with xref info in it (and breaking the disassembly)
The library that I was disassembing is at http://vortex.labs.pulltheplug.com/libcrypt2.so (there is a basic obfuscation xor in there, which causes the xref or so).
Oh well, thats my 2c.
Thanks in advance,
Andrew Griffiths
You can remove the (errornous?) xref by placing the cursor at "531" and pressing DEL.