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in reply to Re: obj dump
in thread obj dump
OK. Did you really mean to use -s¹ in the
shebang line, or did you mean -w?
There are a lot of regular expressions in your program, but
no comments and every single variable name is composed of a
single character. It looks like it fell out of a 1970s
Fortran/Basic timewarp. The indenting is reasonable. Marks out
of 10: 3 (provisional, based on the assumption that you
meant to run with warnings enabled).
¹From the Perl 5 Pocket Reference:
-s Interprets -xxx on the command line as a switch
and sets the corresponding variable $xxx in the
script to 1. If the switch is of the form -xxx=yyy
the $xxx variable is set to yyy.
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Re: Re: Re: obj dump
by tommyw (Hermit) on Sep 24, 2001 at 17:25 UTC
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-s is the right switch: you'll note that there are references (but no assignments to) $d,$g, $p and $matchstr? These are supposed to be set via the command line, and the -s switch. As in:
objdump -matchstr=freddy li < input
That's just an example, btw. I haven't figured out what the blasted thing does (except machstr is not optional, and should be a regexp capturing three components). | [reply]
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