Re: Xina output behaviour.

On Apr 27, 11:13 pm, Albert van der Horst <alb...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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wrote:
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> Okay, here is the plan, assuming you are using mach-o objects.
> (I read the doc's, it is gonna be no pick-nick!)
>
> 1. Find and apply all tools to strip the binary from all unneeded
> symbols and sections. Look at loader options, and ``help strip''
> ``apropos strip''
> 2. link two versions. In one of them, add a buffer of $4568
> bytes at the beginning, e.g. in front of cold.
> 3. Send to me (or otherwise publish) for both versions
>    A. binary
>    B. source
>    C. objdump output, or whatever tool there is to have
>      information of the binary
>    D. The output of
>       HEX   BM . EM .
>    E. A DUMP of everything below BM that you can still fetch
>       without a crash.
>
> My mail address is in my sig.
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> Groetjes Albert

Albert, sorry about the delay, had a lot of real life to deal with,
but I've just sent you a tar.bz2 with some data to the email address
on your website and sig.

Now it's just a matter of sitting down with all this output and
figuring out how best to hack it. Down with a bit of a flu so it may
take a while as well :(

Tell me if you do not get it in case gmail messes it up or it gets
caught in a spam filter or something (I've put ciforth xina in the
title)

Robert Spykerman