How to Disassemble and Filter Out Static Jumps in Program Output with Bash
My program outputs encoded instructions, and each line represents an independent set of instructions, like this:
So each line consists of 7 bytes of encoded instructions, and I need to disassemble each of them separately as distinct programs. I can also output the binary directly, and in that case, each 7 byte block of instructions must be disassembled individually.
In the bash script that runs my program, I want to filter out lines that contain static jumps. I want to:
1. Disassemble each instruction set from the program output.
2. Use a command like
I tried using
How can I disassemble each line of 7 byte instructions separately from
So each line consists of 7 bytes of encoded instructions, and I need to disassemble each of them separately as distinct programs. I can also output the binary directly, and in that case, each 7 byte block of instructions must be disassembled individually.
In the bash script that runs my program, I want to filter out lines that contain static jumps. I want to:
1. Disassemble each instruction set from the program output.
2. Use a command like
greploopneI tried using
objdump/dev/stdinHow can I disassemble each line of 7 byte instructions separately from
stdin
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