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by rhelmer
3081 days ago
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While I agree that reading source code is quite useful and informative, it really is no substitute for reverse engineering and inspecting on actual hardware. It's quite easy to be mislead by source code, especially if you're trying to guess what output the compiler will actually generate. As the author mentions elsewhere in this thread, both reading the source and reverse engineering (inspecting output, running under debugger, etc) are ideal. |
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