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Peter Jakobi
Hello,
i don't get ahead for a problem. I am writing a program, which will
analyze the calltree of a c++ binary. The calltree contains some
informations (e.g. the object name, the function name and the
stackpointer).
Okay, now my question: How can i differ if a class A is derived from
another class B or is object B the first variable of object A only?? In
both situations the object A and object B will have the same
stackpointer. That is right.
Now i need some extra information about inheritance within the binary.
Such kind of information I can get from the debug informations, the gcc
compiler can put into the binary. But i don't want to compile the
binary with the debug option.
I am looking for a tool, that could give me inheritance information of
a compiled binary without any debug informations. Can someone help me,
please!? Know someone a tool, which i can try?
Thank you!
Pet
i don't get ahead for a problem. I am writing a program, which will
analyze the calltree of a c++ binary. The calltree contains some
informations (e.g. the object name, the function name and the
stackpointer).
Okay, now my question: How can i differ if a class A is derived from
another class B or is object B the first variable of object A only?? In
both situations the object A and object B will have the same
stackpointer. That is right.
Now i need some extra information about inheritance within the binary.
Such kind of information I can get from the debug informations, the gcc
compiler can put into the binary. But i don't want to compile the
binary with the debug option.
I am looking for a tool, that could give me inheritance information of
a compiled binary without any debug informations. Can someone help me,
please!? Know someone a tool, which i can try?
Thank you!
Pet