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bwang
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Does anyone have any tips on how to find the standard library functions on the Nspire?
Also, what do we have right now? |
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ExtendeD
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| Posted: 18 Jun 2010 03:41:18 pm Post subject: |
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Here are the latest symbols for OS 1.1 non-CAS and boot 2, in IDA format. The standard functions were planned to be included in Ndless header files.
All the symbols found in boot 2 have not yet been searched in boot 2, but this shouldn't be too difficult, a binary search succeeds most of the time.
There are probably much more POSIX functions in the OS: a good disassembler is the tool you need.
Please share any possible new symbol you find. |
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bsl
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| Posted: 21 Jun 2010 03:14:20 am Post subject: |
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One method is to dump the entire memory core using the emulator debug> w memory.raw 0x10000000 0x2000000.
Then do a binary search of the entry points given above in boot2.raw to match in the file memory.raw using a good file editor.
Here are some untested matches I found in only a half hour for noncas1.1 .
Put these in os_1.1.9253.h :
Code:
#define fseek_ 0x10185330
#define strchr_ 0x101860e8
#define strcmp_ 0x10186114
#define strlen_ 0x10186154
#define strncmp_ 0x101861c0
#define strncpy_ 0x10186220
#define strpbrk_ 0x1018627c
#define strrchr_ 0x101862bc
#define strcpy_ 0x10187388
#define strtoul_ 0x10257c10 // I am less certain about this one
Whats left is defining these standard library functions in os.h(find there prototypes anywhere) and test them in small programs
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Levak
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| Posted: 18 Sep 2010 12:33:08 pm Post subject: |
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ExtendeD wrote:
Here are the latest symbols for OS 1.1 non-CAS and boot 2, in IDA format. The standard functions were planned to be included in Ndless header files.
All the symbols found in boot 2 have not yet been searched in boot 2, but this shouldn't be too difficult, a binary search succeeds most of the time.
There are probably much more POSIX functions in the OS: a good disassembler is the tool you need.
Please share any possible new symbol you find.
Hi,
I'm looking for those same file for OS 1.7 Nspire and Nspire CAS that you mention in the Nspire 1.7 make helper.
Thus, is it possible to make a public share, or is it only reserved for beta-users ?
Thanks. |
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bsl
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| Posted: 18 Sep 2010 10:48:13 pm Post subject: |
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Levak wrote:
Hi,
I'm looking for those same file for OS 1.7 Nspire and Nspire CAS that you mention in the Nspire 1.7 make helper.
Thus, is it possible to make a public share, or is it only reserved for beta-users ?
Thanks.
Copy and Paste from the very long thread: Désassemblage du boot2
which has both boot2 and NONCAS 1.7 . I thought they where for the CAS1.7 , but they are for the noncas.
I don't know how much of that list is updated since then.
Leave it French, the Google translator messes up the page formatting, and you will miss information. |
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ExtendeD
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| Posted: 19 Sep 2010 03:59:55 am Post subject: |
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Here are the same in IDC format for non-CAS: http://www.mirari.fr/oDM7
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Levak
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| Posted: 19 Sep 2010 05:00:40 am Post subject: |
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ExtendeD wrote:
Thank you.
I believe that you don't have the CAS one, or, do I have good reasons to think it is the same file ? |
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ExtendeD
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| Posted: 19 Sep 2010 10:15:35 am Post subject: |
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The addresses are different on CAS but I don't have them yet.
They can easily be ported with a binary search. |
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bsl
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| Posted: 08 Dec 2010 09:53:30 pm Post subject: |
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Here are some functions I found personally on OS1.1 and found again on OS1.7:
Code:
function NCAS1.7 CAS1.7 prototype
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ftell 102a513c 102a714c standard lib
freopen 102a4db4 102a6dc4 standard lib
read_unaligned_longword 1019ACAC 1019ccc4 ulong read_unaligned_longword( void *addr)
read_unaligned_word 1019ACCC 1019cce4 int read_unaligned_word( void *addr)
write_unaligned_word 1019b470 1019d488 void write_unaligned_word(void *addr, int word )
write_unaligned_longword 1019b488 1019d4a0 void write_unaligned_longword(void *addr, ulong dword )
stdin 10858880 1081c870 standard handle
stdout 108588CC 1081c8bc standard handle
stderr 10858918 1081C908 standard handle
I have a tool in development the finds standard library functions.
It is in part a modified version of the emulator. You set breakpoints in a memory range on entry points,
and run the emulator under normal use. As breakpoints are hit and automatically continued,
r0,r1,r2,r3, and to 16 bytes [r0],[r1],[r2],[r3] are dumped to file.
You examine the results and make an educated guess at which standard
library function it is. |
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ExtendeD
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| Posted: 09 Dec 2010 03:46:14 pm Post subject: |
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Thanks bsl.
You can also start from the up-to-date IDC files.
What we are now really missing is an update of Ndless's os.h and Hackspire for all the standard functions whose addresses have been found. |
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