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Is there a tool, given .o file, generating the corresponding .s file in Linux?
- From: "Haizhi Xu" <xuhaizhi at hotmail dot com>
- To: binutils at sources dot redhat dot com
- Date: Wed, 09 Oct 2002 17:58:54 +0000
- Subject: Is there a tool, given .o file, generating the corresponding .s file in Linux?
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Dear all:
I am looking for a tool, given .o file, to generate the corresponding .s
file.
My intension is to convert the .o obj file back into a .s assembly file.
After doing some 'change' to the assembly file, I need to recompile it back
to the .o file.
I tried 'objdump', it was ok. But I need to manually copy the screen to a
file and revise it. Besides, the ".type main, @function" needs to be added
to the code manually.
So, is there such a convenient tool to generate a .s file directly?
Thanks a lot.
Hai
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