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Hello Guys,

I just installed GNU Debugger from shmoo pinned in Tools topic and Gawk .

Here is what I got from running the codes

-(gdb) att 11626
-Attaching to process 11626
Reading symbols from /private/var/containers/Bundle/Application/71A9A865-5145-4EE3-A5F7-3AD6A7753709/tdtk.app/tdtk...(no debugging symbols found)...done.
With Many "Error while mapping shared library sections"

 

Here is a text file of full version 

Url: https://files.fm/u/mghyumvj

 

Anyone knows how can i fix this??

 

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Updated by karmigolf3
Posted
42 minutes ago, Ted2 said:

What happens when you type 'c' after those "errors"?

Continuing. 

 

Thats it. The game is back to work normally. But it seems this gdb doesnt see the game client. 

Posted
5 minutes ago, Ted2 said:

Well if the game unfreezes with the 'c' command. Then you can just use it

But the problem is when i use a watch function. It cannot see my code and i cannot find offset

Posted
24 minutes ago, karmigolf3 said:

But the problem is when i use a watch function. It cannot see my code and i cannot find offset

Watchpoints don't work on gdb

Posted (edited)
13 minutes ago, Ted2 said:

Watchpoints don't work on gdb

Are watchpoints and watch same?  If you scroll down to watch function in the text find r0-r4 . The results are void (what does it mean)

 

Then what gdb is used for if i want to make a dev file because i have to find offset from watch function. 

Updated by karmigolf3
Posted
5 minutes ago, karmigolf3 said:

Are watchpoints and watch same?  If you scroll down to watch function in the text find r0-r4 . The results are void (what does it mean)

 

Then what gdb is used for if i want to make a dev file because i have to find offset from watch function. 

Yes they are the same. Gdb is used for debugging, everything but watchpoints. 

 

It's a good tool for breakpoints, reading registers, reading memory etc etc

Posted
8 minutes ago, Ted2 said:

Yes they are the same. Gdb is used for debugging, everything but watchpoints. 

 

It's a good tool for breakpoints, reading registers, reading memory etc etc

Then in case that i use iGG (igameguardian) to find a no cooldown( example 0x0000001)

but it changes everytime i start i new match.

what function of gdb to help me find offset to make dev file.

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Just now, karmigolf3 said:

Then in case that i use iGG (igameguardian) to find a no cooldown( example 0x0000001)

but it changes everytime i start i new match.

what function of gdb to help me find offset to make dev file.

 None. You need to find it by strings & setting breakpoints. Use lldb for watchpoints.

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