Rikard Bosnjakovic wrote:
> I have, however, never actually (re-)used the reengineered code from
> IDA or the perl-hack, but I find it useful that such an option exists,
> for whatever the case might be. The OP's disassembler is probably
> useful in the same manner, but it looks like it's Eclipse-only and
> that's definately a no-go for me.

All this talk got me curious so I was going to try out this new disassembler
if there was a free trial version, but I couldn't find the link.  I went to
the archives but the first post of this thread was Xiaofan replying
apparently to the OP.  I couldn't find the OP's message anywhere.

How can the archives catch replies to a message but not the original
message?  My mental model of how these things work is clearly incorrect.  Is
there a way to use the piclist.com archive to find the root of a thread?


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