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UI: show file offsets and virtual address in verbose output for language-specific strings (Go and Rust) #937

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mr-tz opened this issue Jan 16, 2024 · 10 comments · May be fixed by #1105
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mr-tz commented Jan 16, 2024

Display raw and virtual offsets in verbose mode.

This could help to match things up more quickly between FLOSS output, the file, and disassembler view.

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Om-Thorat commented Feb 25, 2024

Hey, I would like to work on this. Though can you specify more? as to what output is needed? Should there be more columns in addition to the current offset and called at or should i just log them as info?

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mr-tz commented Feb 27, 2024

Hi! I imagined extra columns for this, correct.

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Screenshot from 2024-02-27 18-59-44

Will something like this be ideal?

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mr-tz commented Feb 27, 2024

Yes, however, this doesn't apply so much to decoded strings vs. the language strings (Go and Rust).
If we had something for the language strings that would be amazing!

@mr-tz mr-tz changed the title UI: show file offsets and virtual address in verbose output UI: show file offsets and virtual address in verbose output for language-specific strings (Go and Rust) Feb 27, 2024
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mr-tz commented Jun 14, 2024

related: #925

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mr-tz commented Jun 20, 2024

Would also be interesting to show (and order by) referenced from va or referenced from fva with the intuition that this would group relevant strings together vs. showing them grouped by length.

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Hello, is this still valid?

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mr-tz commented Mar 14, 2025

Yes ☺️

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Hi @mr-tz, I’m applying for GSoC 2025 and would be happy to make my small contributions here, as I feel this could be a good start for the project relating to language-specific strings. Can I take it?

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mr-tz commented Mar 25, 2025

Absolutely, thanks.

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