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The command wai <instructions1> <instructions2> ... which should assemble instruction(s) and write bytes inside the current instruction boundaries is not tested within test/db/
This instruction also is not mapped on the book.
What the command does is tring to fit a new instruction within the boundaries of the old one.
for example in x86 changing a long instruction like lea which may use 8 bytes with a mov which uses 4, will be automatically handled like lea .... to mov ... ; nop ; nop ; nop ; nop
so the command usage is the same as wa with the exception that you do not have to care about the boundaries of the instruction that you are overwriting
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
The command
wai <instructions1> <instructions2> ...
which should assemble instruction(s) and write bytes inside the current instruction boundaries is not tested withintest/db/
This instruction also is not mapped on the book.
What the command does is tring to fit a new instruction within the boundaries of the old one.
for example in x86 changing a long instruction like
lea
which may use 8 bytes with amov
which uses 4, will be automatically handled likelea ....
tomov ... ; nop ; nop ; nop ; nop
so the command usage is the same as
wa
with the exception that you do not have to care about the boundaries of the instruction that you are overwritingThe text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: