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« Reply #15 on: December 28, 2010, 08:25:14 AM »

Hi all,

I want to look at what happens in the background of my C code.
This would help me in understanding the assembly language better. My goal is to understand this so that it helps me in Reverse Engineering.

I want to explore my C code in OllyDB just like we look at Crackme's

Guide me about how to do it

Regards,
SatYr

The best possible way to view the raw assembly of your C programs is to compile them so they output an assembly file. Example: pass the following flags to gcc or the mingw compiler:
Code:
-S -masm=intel
This will create an assembly language file as output when you rebuild your executable and it will be in the intel format.
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