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Thu, 09 November 2006 12:14

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I like the feature in CDT that allows me to open ELF format files. However,
I can't see the disassembled object code. Does CDT have this feature?

Re: CDT object viewer [message #179503 is a reply to message #179462]

Fri, 10 November 2006 12:19

Eclipse User

Since I didn't get a response I am assuming the object viewer cannot display
diassembled assembly language.

"Ray Hurst" <raymond.hurst@wdc.com> wrote in message
news:eivnld$274$1@utils.eclipse.org...
>I like the feature in CDT that allows me to open ELF format files. However,
>I can't see the disassembled object code. Does CDT have this feature?
>

Re: CDT object viewer [message #179907 is a reply to message #179462]

Wed, 15 November 2006 20:24

Eclipse User

I imported ARM code into a managed Make project.
I discovered that if I use the GNU Elf Parser that the object files are
actually decompiled into assembly language.
However, my ARM code is Thumb code and the GNU Elf Parser thinks it is
ARM code.
How do I get the parser to de-compile into ARM thumb code?
Ray

Ray Hurst wrote:
> I like the feature in CDT that allows me to open ELF format files. However,
> I can't see the disassembled object code. Does CDT have this feature?
>
>

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