This is my first tutorial ever. My inspiration was my own struggle to read src
codes. I am still bad at it, and I hope that I'll find better methods through
comments. But I have learned a few things by now, and I hope sharing them would be useful since as far as I know there are no good articles on this topic yet.
I'll try to cover how to read src code of any tool or in general any src code
available. Rather than reading whole code in one shot, I'll focus on some feature
(of my interest) and try to tweak it a little or sometimes add new feture
altogether. Given that most of the codes for Linux are written in C/C++, most
of the tutorials will focus on them. But I'd like to find some python code and
work on it. All suggestions on this are welcome. As I said I'll take source from
linux tools, but if any interesting Windows src is there, I'd love to work on it.
P.S. The name of blog is illogical expansion of my favorite character string ASD.
ASD
(Anonymous Source Dissector)
codes. I am still bad at it, and I hope that I'll find better methods through
comments. But I have learned a few things by now, and I hope sharing them would be useful since as far as I know there are no good articles on this topic yet.
I'll try to cover how to read src code of any tool or in general any src code
available. Rather than reading whole code in one shot, I'll focus on some feature
(of my interest) and try to tweak it a little or sometimes add new feture
altogether. Given that most of the codes for Linux are written in C/C++, most
of the tutorials will focus on them. But I'd like to find some python code and
work on it. All suggestions on this are welcome. As I said I'll take source from
linux tools, but if any interesting Windows src is there, I'd love to work on it.
P.S. The name of blog is illogical expansion of my favorite character string ASD.
ASD
(Anonymous Source Dissector)
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