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idb question: are xmm registers displayed?

maverick6664
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‎06-08-2005 05:13 PM
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It's a big factor to me.

I'm accustomed to gdb, thanks to a nice .gdbinit. However it lacks xmm display. So if idb supports it, and it has a nice .idbrc/.dbxinit, I will move to idb. So will anyone tell me about them?

My .gdbinit makes gdb display every registers (except for fp/mmx/xmm) each time it executes a single instruction in assembler language mode. I got it from http://www.eccentrix.com/members/mammon/gdb_init.txt

If idb has a similar initialize file, I will be happy.

Thanks in advance.
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Mark_S_Intel1
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‎05-04-2009 12:22 PM
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idb does display contents of the XMM regiters. To use idb in gdb compatibility mode and gdb options set use the "-gdb" option.
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