What is LDasm FOR LINUX?

LDasm FOR LINUX

LDasm (Linux Disassembler)

LDasm is a cool tool for Linux that gives you a graphical user interface (GUI) built with Perl/Tk. It’s designed to look and feel like W32Dasm, making it easier for users who are familiar with that software.

What Can LDasm Do?

This handy software helps you search for cross-references like strings and converts code from GAS to a MASM-like style. Plus, it can trace programs and do much more!

Process-Flow Logger

LDasm comes with an awesome feature called PTrace, which acts as a process-flow logger. This means you can keep track of how different processes run on your system.

What’s New in This Release

There are some exciting updates! One major change is that the file offset is now calculated and displayed clearly.

Requirements for LDasm

If you’re planning to use LDasm, here’s what you'll need:

• Perl 5.005+ (5.6.0 recommended)


• Perl/Tk (version 800.022)


• X-window System (XFree86 4.02 or later)

Installing LDasm Locally

If you want to install it in your local directory (also known as "debianized"), make sure to change two files before installation:

Makefile: DEST_DIR = /opt/ldasm -> DEST_DIR = ~/ldasm

  bin/ldasm: DIR=/opt/ldasm -> DIR=$HOME/ldasm

Installation Steps

1. Run make


2. Then execute make install as root.

If you're ready to get started with LDasm, check out the LDasm download page here!

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