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You can also use the -S flag of gcc to output assembly instead of binary, or if the program has already been compiled you can use objdump on it to read the asse
by castratikron 11y ago
You can also use the -S flag of gcc to output assembly instead of binary, or if the program has already been compiled you can use objdump on it to read the assembly alongside the source code.
- adamnemecek 11y agoI'm well aware of that. This is much more interactive though. The color coding is also dank.