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January 23, 2018 19:16
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Retrieve IDA stack variables cross references from IDA C SDK
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/* retrieve the current function information - we need this to extract the stack frame */ | |
func_t *current_function = get_func(current_addr); | |
/* retrieve the stack frame for this function - IDA encapsulates it as struc_t */ | |
struc_t *frame = get_frame(current_function); | |
/* now each variable is a member of the structure - Chris Eagle book shows how to iterate over this */ | |
for (int i = 0; i < frame->memqty; i++) | |
{ | |
/* so each variable is a member - we can retrieve its netnode id via the .id field - in case of structures/stack variables | |
* this is an address starting by 0xFF but it's still a netnode like everything else in IDA | |
*/ | |
member_t member = frame->members[i]; | |
/* the juice is here - we can't simply do a get_first_dref_to with the id we got because that doesn't work | |
* we need to use the magic function build_stkvar_xrefs which will return a vector with all the references to the | |
* stack variable | |
*/ | |
xreflist_t xrefs_list; | |
/* member is the variable - in this case we are iterating over all variables | |
* the variable name can be extracted using get_struc_name(member.id)).c_str() for example | |
*/ | |
build_stkvar_xrefs(&xrefs_list, current_function, &member); | |
/* now just iterate over the vector and print the cross references to the stack variable */ | |
for (xreflist_t::iterator it = xrefs_list.begin(); it != xrefs_list.end(); it++) | |
{ | |
xreflist_entry_t &entry = *it; | |
msg("Cross refernce from 0x%llx", entry.ea); | |
} | |
} |
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