9.6 Oracle RDBMS: .MSB-files
Oh, let’s also try Oracle RDBMS for win64. There has to be 64-bit addresses instead, right?
The 8-byte pattern is visible even easier here:
Figure 9.26:.SYM-file example from Oracle RDBMS for win64
So yes, all tables now have 64-bit elements, even string offsets!
The signature is nowOSYMAM64, to distinguish the target platform, apparently.
This is it!
Here is also library which has functions to access Oracle RDBMS.SYM-files:GitHub.
9.6 Oracle RDBMS: .MSB-files
When working toward the solution of a
problem, it always helps if you know the
answer.
Murphy’s Laws, Rule of Accuracy
Thisisabinaryfilethatcontainserrormessageswiththeircorrespondingnumbers. Let’strytounderstand
its format and find a way to unpack it.