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GUI option for set disassembly-flavor intel? #110
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Cool idea, I can look into adding this |
FYI with gdbgui 0.8.1.0 I got this to work via the console by running |
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* make modal into react; move more from pug to react/js * cleanup modal and settings * convert everything to react; parse executable+args with spaces (#116) * add gzip compression to flask * add gzip; rename index.js to build.js * everything in a single div id * add javascript unit tests * add button to toggle assembly flavors (#110); refresh state when clicking return button
this is available in 0.9.0.0 |
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* make modal into react; move more from pug to react/js * cleanup modal and settings * convert everything to react; parse executable+args with spaces (#116) * add gzip compression to flask * add gzip; rename index.js to build.js * everything in a single div id * add javascript unit tests * add button to toggle assembly flavors (#110); refresh state when clicking return button
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* make modal into react; move more from pug to react/js * cleanup modal and settings * convert everything to react; parse executable+args with spaces (#116) * add gzip compression to flask * add gzip; rename index.js to build.js * everything in a single div id * add javascript unit tests * add button to toggle assembly flavors (#110); refresh state when clicking return button
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I use
set disassembly-flavor intel
in my ~/.gdbinit. I don't see an equivalent feature in gdbgui. (And it doesn't read .gdbinit).I can type
set disassembly-flavor intel
(oratt
) in the console pane, and it updates next time the pane changes to a new location.(reload file / hide disassembly isn't hiding it or re-fetching it in the other format, though. I'm looking at a function that doesn't have source, so it's just the disassembly)
Matt Godbolt's compiler-explorer (https://gcc.godbolt.org) does this nicely: there's an
intel
button that you can toggle.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: