The best Linux tool for disassembling C++ executables

c++ linux debugging disassembly
Kiril Kirov picture Kiril Kirov · Oct 7, 2010 · Viewed 7.4k times · Source

Which tool is the best for disassembling C++ executables? I'm looking for something like OllyDbg but for Linux.

EDIT: Sorry, forgot to tell that I want to be able to debug, too, not just to see the asm code.

EDIT2: By "best" I mean something like - "the best for windows is OllyDbg - can see the asm code and can debug, it's user friendly and very powerful. Which one is best for Linux".

Answer

Reno picture Reno · Oct 7, 2010

Here are some. Good luck with your debugging!

UPS Debugger

Evan's Debugger

Assembly Language Debugger (ALD)

Insight

Data Display Debugger (ddd)

AsmBug

Dissy

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