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Posted: Tue Oct 06, 2020 3:25 pm Post subject:
C is a compiled language, so the actual source won't reside in memory. You can use a debugger/disassembler to trace where the message is from and debug what it is doing to get an idea as to what is causing the crash though.
A tool such as IDA or Ghidra would work well for this.
The message is more than likely in the format of something like these:
"count.c (1) %d %d"
"count.c (%d) %d %d"
You can use IDA/Ghidra to look for the string reference like this and find where it's used to directly. _________________
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