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Ida prepends the memory segment before each instruction. How can it be added in Ghidra ? I've already tried to edit the listing fields without success as no option fits my need.
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.text:00000000 c3 ret ...
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Ida prepends the memory segment before each instruction. How can it be added in Ghidra ? I've already tried to edit the listing fields without success as no option fits my need.
What I would like
.text:00000000 c3 ret ...
What I currently have
ghidra
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Ida prepends the memory segment before each instruction. How can it be added in Ghidra ? I've already tried to edit the listing fields without success as no option fits my need.
What I would like
.text:00000000 c3 ret ...
What I currently have
ghidra
asked 15 hours ago
shxdowshxdow
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Ida prepends the memory segment before each instruction. How can it be added in Ghidra ? I've already tried to edit the listing fields without success as no option fits my need.
What I would like
.text:00000000 c3 ret ...
What I currently have
ghidra
ghidra
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Well, rubber ducking really works.
I found it myself, go to Edit > Tool Options > Listing Fields > Address Field and check Show Block Name
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Well, rubber ducking really works.
I found it myself, go to Edit > Tool Options > Listing Fields > Address Field and check Show Block Name
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Well, rubber ducking really works.
I found it myself, go to Edit > Tool Options > Listing Fields > Address Field and check Show Block Name
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Well, rubber ducking really works.
I found it myself, go to Edit > Tool Options > Listing Fields > Address Field and check Show Block Name
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Well, rubber ducking really works.
I found it myself, go to Edit > Tool Options > Listing Fields > Address Field and check Show Block Name
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