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Re: Disassemble VxWorks (WindRiver) ELF Binaries?

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Originally Posted by GeneralFailure View Post
Can anyone tell me or point me towards the documentation that explains how to disassemble a VxWorks (WindRiver) ELF binary?

I'm able to get an GNU objdump-esque memory map by clicking on binaries that have been built, but when I choose the disassembly option, I get a blank screen.

I do not want to interactively disassemble the binary on the target, but only check on the location of a specific (fatal) exception in application code.
You have objdump -- it's called objdumpppc (yes, 3 p's).
Use a vxWorks development shell and it will be in your path.
Programs->Wind River->VxWorks 6.3 and General Purpose Technologies->VxWorks Development Shell.
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