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Starting to work with Reverse Engineering assumes prior knowledge of programming and/or some basic information about assembly for the specific platform. Furthe
by farmdve 12y ago
Starting to work with Reverse Engineering assumes prior knowledge of programming and/or some basic information about assembly for the specific platform.
Furthermore as the examples are given in C, it is implied that the reader needs to be familiar with the language, and as a consequence, knowing about macros, should be if not a given, then at least required.
- zrail 12y agoThe original audience of this content (i.e. not HN) is a broad interest group so you can't really assume that kind of knowledge. Again, think "hey this is neat!" vs "this is absolutely technically correct in all ways."