Re-compiling code

[Peter Gargano]

Shannen, which disassembly are you using? I ask because I wrote
both a disassembler and an assembler, and I use these two tools
to do just the things you are playing with.

If you have a good disassembly then you can just add code and
reassemble. If it's "an almost" disassembly (and, you may recall
that I fixed BUA so it would reassemble correctly) then it may
take a lot of work to get a "correct disassembly".

Good to see you're playing with code. I'm playing with a wrench...

PG.

Shannen Durphey wrote:
> 
> I have a binary and uncommented disassembly of an ecm's code.  I need to
> add four lines of code in one area, and I have another area where I can
> remove up to 6 lines of code.  Up till this point, I've been changing one
> or 2 lines of code which are only a few lines apart, and if there are any
> jump or branch statements in between, I've corrected them by hand.  This
> time there are large sections of code in between the changes, and I don't
> want to check everything manually.  How can I make these changes a little
> less painful?
> 
> Shannen
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