Code
#define TEXT_LEN 256
#define NUM_NUMBERS (2*65536)
int numNumbers = NUM_NUMBERS;
PuTTY command for global variable numNumbers
objdump -s -j .data assign1-0
Output of command
602070 00000000 00000200
Hello,
Can someone help me understand this output or if I put the wrong command?
Im trying to find global variable numNumbers using objdump.
But im pretty sure the output should be 00020000 because numNumbers is 131072 (2*65536) but it’s coming out 00000200 which is 512 from hexadecimal to decimal.
Am I reading it wrong and the output is correct or is the command wrong to find a global variable?
>Solution :
You are probably on a little endian computer, and so the bytes that make up your int are not in the order in which you’re used reading digits or bits as a human. Familiarize yourself with the concept of endianness.