Help/Support LLDB breakpoint problems

[jay181020 329 9]

you find it in IDA

Ok let's say I find a function I'm curious about and its like

STR r1, r4 would I breakpoint the hex code or the actual thing

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Ok let's say I find a function I'm curious about and its like

STR r1, r4 would I breakpoint the hex code or the actual thing

if you want to know if it for the coins or not break the offser

you can see it left the STR.....

[Guest]

Well I tried the one from game gem and I got that error message so I kinda figured maybe to use the one in Ida but that's the confusing part .. Idk which address to use

Ignore this I thought you didn't know the difference between mem addresses and IDA addesses:

 

 

The addresses you get in GameGem or any other memory scanner are not your IDA offsets. To get IDA offsets, set a watchpoint on the address using

w s e -- 0xADDRESS

in LLDB.

 

 

Ok let's say I find a function I'm curious about and its like

STR r1, r4 would I breakpoint the hex code or the actual thing

break the actual thing

 

Find the offset to the left of it

Updated January 11, 2016 by Guest

[jay181020 329 9]

Ignore this I thought you didn't know the difference between mem addresses and IDA addesses:

 

 

The addresses you get in GameGem or any other memory scanner are not your IDA offsets. To get IDA offsets, set a watchpoint on the address using

w s e -- 0xADDRESS

in LLDB.

 

 

break the actual thing

 

Find the offset to the left of it

 

Can you give an example

[Guest]

Can you give an example

You know how IDA looks like:

 

0x234510 LDR R0, [R1, #0x67]

0x234512 SUB R0, #1

0x234514 STR R0, [R1, #0x67]

 

If you wanted to breakpoint SUB R0, #1 you would do b *0x234512 for GDB... I'm not sure about LLDB though because I don't use it much.

[jay181020 329 9]

You know how IDA looks like:

 

0x234510 LDR R0, [R1, #0x67]

0x234512 SUB R0, #1

0x234514 STR R0, [R1, #0x67]

 

If you wanted to breakpoint SUB R0, #1 you would do b *0x234512 for GDB... I'm not sure about LLDB though because I don't use it much.

Ok I see now .. That's what I was wondering which address exactly

Is there any good tutorials on break points ?