The Best Binutil for Programming #lowcode #coding

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[BinaryCounter]

strace, ltrace, strings, readelf, objdump and gdb save my ass everyday

[XYZ]

Using it 15 years now, saved me multiple times, when no errors, no logs entries, stall processes, performance issues happened, process and os side❤

[nathanmartin]

Super useful for reverse engineering in CTF’s

[MaddieM]

"We write 'ayo whaddup' to the screen... and then we call 'suck it!' Which returns..."

Me: suddenly squinting very intently at the screen ".... oh! Socket! Right."

[cyndaguy]

Binutil could be a pasta or perhaps a prescription drug

[MyCodingDiary]

I wish I could give this video more than one like. It's that good!

[steamerk]

Hate trying to get a system call trace in Mac OS 😒.

for Windows is okayish.

[MyCodingDiary]

Wow, this is exactly what I needed. You're a lifesaver!

[TheOtherSteel]

Too bad there isn't a link to a longer video that explains what all that jargon means, because I'm scratching my head at the moment.

[ItsCOMMANDer_]

I had bind randomly fail on me. I execute once, bind works, another time, it doesnt. I wait like, a couple minutes, it works again, once

[blueeengineer]

what is extra here if you do check bind function return in code actually?

if (bind(socketdesc, (struct sockaddr *)&address,
sizeof(address)) < 0)
{
std::cout << "Failed to bind socket!\n";
return 1;
}

[nckstudioz]

I've been looking for something that can do this but I had no idea how to put it into words

[OlivierDubois]

Isn't brk(null) used to get the current position of the heap end? Or something of the like?

[DegradationDomain_stuff]

When you said "socket" I heard "suck it" 😅

[greendog]

How does he know that "bind" is failing? I don't see anything there indicating this.

[yakovAU]

whats the windows equivalent (i know i know windows bad)

[eadwacer]

strace and parsing its output is OP, sadly there is not a Windows equivalent, yet