Hello fellow developers, assume I had a program that required authorization granted to him by a server over the network. Obviously, at some point within my code there would be something along the lin
This question already exists: Reverse engineering NSDocument file Closed 9 years ago. In order to reverse engineer a file format, How can I identify cocoa objects in a file format?
When reverse engineering and using external classes I often try to redefine those classes in my library:
Suppose I have a compiled exe, and I want to find the parameter or command line argument of the exe, how do I do it using a debugger? I think this topic enters into category of reverse engineering, bu
I have an unsupported file format from an OS X program. It uses NSDocument, unfortunately the vendor won\'t help with the format - or allow export.
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As part of the work I\'ve been doing to answer this question about the technical workings of a glitch in Pokémon Red, I\'ve been looking for a way to use a standard debugger to debug a Game Boy ROM.A
(I apologize if this is the wrong place to ask this.I think it\'s definitely programming related, though if this belongs on some other site please let me know)
I get the following error when trying 开发者_StackOverflow社区to do reverse engineering with visual-paradigm:
In a C++ function I have following code: #if defined(WIN64) const int offset= 0xd1; #else const int offset= 0x77;
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