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Yavuz
Yavuz

Reputation: 1393

disassamble function's start address in windbg

I can find a function's start address in gdb with the disas functionname command.

How can I do the same with WinDBG?

Upvotes: 4

Views: 7476

Answers (1)

Serg
Serg

Reputation: 2180

The x command displays the symbols in all contexts that match the specified pattern x [Options] Module!Symbol. The uf command displays an assembly translation of the specified function in memory uf [Options] Address .

0:000> x handle!main*
00000000`00d17154 handle!mainret = 0n0
00000000`00d113f0 handle!main (int, char **)
00000000`00d11840 handle!mainCRTStartup (void)
0:000> uf main
handle!main [d:\documents\visual studio 2010\projects\handle\handle\main.cpp @ 27]:
   27 00000000`00d113f0 55              push    rbp
   27 00000000`00d113f1 8bec            mov     ebp,esp
   27 00000000`00d113f3 81ece8000000    sub     esp,0E8h
   27 00000000`00d113f9 53              push    rbx
   27 00000000`00d113fa 56              push    rsi

Or simply using any address within function

0:000> uf 00d11465
handle!main [d:\documents\visual studio 2010\projects\handle\handle\main.cpp @ 27]:
   27 00000000`00d113f0 55              push    rbp
   27 00000000`00d113f1 8bec            mov     ebp,esp
   27 00000000`00d113f3 81ece8000000    sub     esp,0E8h
   27 00000000`00d113f9 53              push    rbx
   27 00000000`00d113fa 56              push    rsi
   27 00000000`00d113fb 57              push    rdi

Upvotes: 6

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