Add support for radare2 #104
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… addNames.r2 script see merge request worawit#67
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hey @worawit can you merge this in? lots of people use Radare2, not IDA Pro. |
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before merging i want to cleanup some code but having a feedback on this will would be good |
| of << std::format("f app.base = {:#x}\n", app.base()); | ||
| of << std::format("f app.heap_base = {:#x}\n", app.heap_base()); |
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I think these are un-necessary since they change with every run and aren't constant.
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but its good to have some as reference, but yeah i was trying to expose some pointers for later testing and see if those are useful.
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what would be nice is to know where the object pool is located. aka the address of PP. because right now r2 bases it to address 0, but its configurable. and blutter can be specifying that address
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hey @worawit can you merge this pr? lots of people use Radare2, not IDA Pro. Including me and all termux users. |
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try again, should be good now |
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You are not using latest commit rebuild again pls |
Ah, yes, thank you for pointing that out. I missed it, but after testing it now, it works perfectly. Awesome, thank you! |
- by @truefae worawit#104 - revert base & heap_base comment - needs latest r2 from git
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hey @worawit can you merge this pr? lots of people use Radare2, not IDA Pro. Including me and all termux users. |
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Should be good to merge now |
This branch is rebased on top of the current master, but picks the code from #67, as well as the fixes introduced by @cryptax in #88 and extends the logic to also flag all the constant pool data, there are few more fixes to be done in r2 to get all the string references to work without depending on the blutter analysis.
Note that this PR also includes the build fix from #103 otherwise it was failing to compile.
I have also patches for the Dockerfile that i submitted half a year ago but as long as nothing was merged, i'm quite tempted to just contribute to the @AbhiTheModder fork instead.