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static symbols from C files
ahmed_az:
Dear Niraj and Ollydbg,
The question asked about splitting static symbol is also one of my concerns. I am really confused how to do it.Ollydbg is trying a lot to explain but still it is confusing.
I think we must concern some of our more Senior and experience field men,may be we understand from their point of view.
What you both say?
Let me know
ollydbg:
ahmed_az and niraj:
I review your posts, and I'm still confused about what's the expect way to show "symbols". I have visit the geany site to see some screenshot of geany: http://www.geany.org/Documentation/Screenshots
In its left panel, there are three tabs: symbols, documents, files. Look at the symbols tab, it seems it only show some functions.
see:
Can you give us a screen shot to demonstrate your idea?
BTW: if you use c++ language, I think we usually do not need a lot of static variables and global variables. :D
niraj:
I've pasted an image of my concept at http://imagepaste.nullnetwork.net/viewimage.php?id=2224 (sorry for poor editing)
ollydbg:
--- Quote from: niraj on May 11, 2011, 06:23:32 pm ---I've pasted an image of my concept at http://imagepaste.nullnetwork.net/viewimage.php?id=2224 (sorry for poor editing)
--- End quote ---
Ok, from this image, I can see it shows all the global functions.
--- Quote --- Is it possible to display static symbols from current file in symbol table? Also, can I split symbol table in 2 toolbars, one showing symbols from whole project while other showing symbols from active file?
--- End quote ---
But what you want is you want two tabs "global variable" tab and "static variables in current file" tab.
So, where is the later one. you image seems only show the first one.
Am I right?
niraj:
Actually the symbols shown are local to file (please forget whatever I had said abt static variables. They are shown anyways in symbol table), and the box named Global Variables should have global symbols(not only global variables from current file, but from all files in current project) . So it's vertical division of symbol table window, with upper half containing local symbols (actually shown in figure as symbols) and lower half containing global symbols (only represented as an empty box labeled Global Variables ). Currently what we have is a drop down list, from which we have to select whether we want local or global symbols.
I am pasting one more image. http://imagepaste.nullnetwork.net/viewimage.php?id=2228
Thanks
Niraj
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