def deaslr(vdb, line):
'''
Rebase the specified address expression as though the origin
library had gotten it's suggested base address rather than
being ASLR'd.
Usage: deaslr <addr_expr>
'''
if len(line) == 0:
return vdb.do_help('deaslr')
addr = vdb.trace.parseExpression(line)
newaddr = win32_aslr.deAslr(vdb.trace, addr)
vdb.vprint('aslr: 0x%.8x deaslr: 0x%.8x' % (addr, newaddr))
def deaslr(vdb, line):
'''
Rebase the specified address expression as though the origin
library had gotten it's suggested base address rather than
being ASLR'd.
Usage: deaslr <addr_expr>
'''
if len(line) == 0:
return vdb.do_help('deaslr')
addr = vdb.trace.parseExpression(line)
newaddr = win32_aslr.deAslr(vdb.trace, addr)
vdb.vprint('aslr: 0x%.8x deaslr: 0x%.8x' % (addr, newaddr))
def deaslr(vdb, line):
'''
Rebase the specified expression as though the origin library had the
suggested base address. (rather than whatever it was re-based to)
Usage: deaslr <expression>
Example: deaslr calc+0x1234
'''
if len(line) == 0:
return vdb.do_help('deaslr')
va = vdb.trace.parseExpression(line)
newva = win32_aslr.deAslr(vdb.trace, va)
vdb.vprint(' aslr va: 0x%.8x' % va)
vdb.vprint('deaslr va: 0x%.8x' % newva)
def deaslr(vdb, line):
'''
Rebase the specified expression as though the origin library had the
suggested base address. (rather than whatever it was re-based to)
Usage: deaslr <expression>
Example: deaslr calc+0x1234
'''
if len(line) == 0:
return vdb.do_help('deaslr')
va = vdb.trace.parseExpression(line)
newva = win32_aslr.deAslr(vdb.trace, va)
vdb.vprint(' aslr va: 0x%.8x' % va)
vdb.vprint('deaslr va: 0x%.8x' % newva)
