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From: Toshi Morita <tm314159@yahoo.com>
Subject: Disassemble arbitrary memory with disas?
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I'm currently debugging a JIT which dynamically generates code, and I'd like to disassemble it with the "disas" command in GDB.

However, since there isn't any symbolic information for the buffer in which the code is generated, GDB refuses to disassemble.

Is there a way to do this? 

Please reply to tm314159 at yahoodotcom since I don't normally read this list.

Toshi