xvilka 6 years ago Similar thing is available within radare2 [1] too, it is available as a small library for different languages and called r2pipe [2].[1] https://github.com/radareorg/radare2[2] https://radare.gitbooks.io/radare2book/content/
jolmg 6 years ago I didn't understand the example in the README. There is no "main" in those lines, so why did grep output them? monocasa 6 years ago I think they meant to type (gdb) shell-pipe disas | grep mov as-j 6 years ago Must be because it doesn’t make sense otherwise...I submitted a PR to fix it. hq6 6 years ago Thank you for the PR! That error was the result of copy-pasting output and typing the command manually.
monocasa 6 years ago I think they meant to type (gdb) shell-pipe disas | grep mov as-j 6 years ago Must be because it doesn’t make sense otherwise...I submitted a PR to fix it. hq6 6 years ago Thank you for the PR! That error was the result of copy-pasting output and typing the command manually.
as-j 6 years ago Must be because it doesn’t make sense otherwise...I submitted a PR to fix it. hq6 6 years ago Thank you for the PR! That error was the result of copy-pasting output and typing the command manually.
hq6 6 years ago Thank you for the PR! That error was the result of copy-pasting output and typing the command manually.
wazari972 6 years ago nice and easy ! I remember that the piping functionality was discussed in GDB mailing list long ago, but I guess it never got accepted!it would have allowed writing (gdb) disas | grep mov instead of (gdb) shell-pipe disas | grep mov
Similar thing is available within radare2 [1] too, it is available as a small library for different languages and called r2pipe [2].
[1] https://github.com/radareorg/radare2
[2] https://radare.gitbooks.io/radare2book/content/
I didn't understand the example in the README. There is no "main" in those lines, so why did grep output them?
I think they meant to type
Must be because it doesn’t make sense otherwise...I submitted a PR to fix it.
Thank you for the PR! That error was the result of copy-pasting output and typing the command manually.
nice and easy ! I remember that the piping functionality was discussed in GDB mailing list long ago, but I guess it never got accepted!
it would have allowed writing
instead of