Stuart Nevans Locke

I looked at this a little more. You don't need pwndbg to reproduce this bug, just any python program that runs `gdb.execute()` during a stop event and `continue` in your...

We recently changed the way the is_remote check is done. Can you see if this still occurs on the latest commit of pwndbg?

This seems like the same sort of thing that happened in #425. My guess would be the following is occurring: gdb hits the breakpoint, then queues the following commands to...

I would tend to say yes, the installation process could be improved to work on more distros. I'm not really sure how setup.py works, or how easy it would be...

@zachriggle If you're still interested how vanilla gdb does this, here it is: https://github.com/bminor/binutils-gdb/blob/502c64b9ac12cf2a35d3cb55c51e2eefd33a2494/gdb/tui/tui-disasm.c#L116-L128 Essentially, gdb looks for the first symbol before the pc that when disassembled from that point...

Is this still worth doing? I would be willing to take a crack at it if so.

I wrote something that seems to work. It generates the following for your example: ```c typedef struct malloc_chunk malloc_chunk; struct malloc_chunk { unsigned int fieldname; }; ``` It also seems...