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Edit Post #290248 Post edited:
about 1 year ago
Edit Post #290248 Initial revision about 1 year ago
Answer A: Ghidra decompiler: c_str() used in phantom string?
Maybe Ghidra's decompiler can't handle C++ syntax that well. In that case one has to fallback to assembly in the listing view. Leading to the `cstr()` call is 00102b51 e8 8a f7 CALL ::std::operatorlocal448,[RBP + -0x440] c0 fb ff ff 00102b60 48...
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about 1 year ago
Edit Post #290216 Initial revision about 1 year ago
Question Ghidra decompiler: c_str() used in phantom string?
I loaded a binary into Ghidra for analysis. The decompiler says ``` undefined8 main(void) { basicostream pbVar1; char pcVar2; [--snip--] pbVar1 = std::operator::cstr(); pbVar1 = std::operator::operator )pbVar1,std::endl<>); } ``` I'm clueless about the meaning of the `pcVar2...
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