HI!

first sorry if the question makes no sense as i'm quite a newbbie, i did some things in XP using Win32dasm and it was a great app it tells what lines of code call or jmp to another line of code, that information is precious to me, now my problem is that i'm working on linux and i was wondering if there is any app that will do the same for me, give me call and jmp origins so i can trace something back. thanks for all yur help.

Although I did not understand fully your needs, try the HTEditor: it's free, it comes with source code and displays xrefs (but it lacks debugger). if you are interested in a good "live" analisys tool, try out fenris, that is really wonderful. Also, check IDA Free under wine (but I didn't try it).

Byyyezzz

Polaris

What i was needing was an app that could disassemble a linux app and show me it's asm code but with infos on calls and jmps, this is, when looking at the asm code have info on what lines of code jump or call the lines of asm code displayed. i'm sorry if i can't express myself better but english is not my language so...

Like Polaris says, IDA will be (more than) perfect for this.

Then I understood right: I recommend IDA Pro (its dos version coming from the widespread Zenith release should work correctly under dosemu). Also, you could cross disassemble using IDA on a win32 platform to enhance your work using GUI, Graphing & my INQUISITION plugin (hehe )

However, if you prefer a "lighter" disassembler, just try the HT editor at:

hxxp://hte.sourceforge.net/screenshots.htm

Byyyezzz,

Polaris