Tim Haines
Tim Haines
@wcohen Thanks for chasing this down! I'll try to make this a priority after the 11.0 release. There is a lot going on in Dyninst right now, so it might...
@sashanicolas Could you take a look at this? From WIll's comments, it seems the fix should be fairly straightforward. We won't be able to test this thoroughly until I get...
Fixed by #1297
Yes, please! Consuming Dyninst is a bit of a nightmare right now. The original CMake system was written over ten years ago, and I've just been patching it up during...
>All dyninst options can be prefixed with DYNINST_, e.g. ENABLE_LTO -> DYNINST_ENABLE_LTO > > This is particularly important when Dyninst is a subproject because option names w/o prefix (such as...
@mxz297 Could you take a look? This might be a candidate for our repo of binaries for testing parsing.
It's part of my plan (https://docs.google.com/document/d/179MqVDh2cYZYmZbfA3wkkXOQ1JLgBuOzL_8V5mQ8M44/edit#heading=h.a6f079inj69r). Coverity has a limited public resource for FOSS projects. We fit well within their parameters for a weekly run. The larger issue is getting...
https://github.com/dyninst/dyninst/blob/master/dyninstAPI/src/RegisterConversion-ppc.C#L187 Ha! I just saw this comment.
@bigtrak @kupsch I have no idea on this one. Do either of you have thoughts?
Reading compressed kernel and module binaries and reducing the amount of binary parsed for analysis?
>Does dyninst have any mechanism to parse those compressed binaries or do they need to be manually uncompressed into a temporary file and the temporary file parsed? Dyninst cannot parse...