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It's normal for a disassembler explore a function, traversing all branches, and terminate each when it gets to a RET opcode. The PUSH before the return here is actually the address we're about to jump to The RET/ RETN opcode in x86/圆4 pops the stack and jumps to that address This begs the question: What does something as simple as vector really look like? And how bad can it get? Read more.If you've been reversing x86/圆4 for a while then you will have definitely come across functions that end like this: And, since even default templates are a form of code reuse and generation, those default parameters can balloon into type signatures of insane sizes at compile time. Unfortunately, as reverse engineers, these things are no longer hidden from us. It provides this control while still trying to be user-friendly by hiding options most programmers will never need to use. C++ is well-known for the control it allows you to have over memory, alongside other primitives. Now, from a programming perspective, this is great. The default allocator most of the standard library uses for its containers is std::allocator on the type you’re allocating. But, because the specifics of allocation can sometimes matter, C++ exposes the allocation backend to you through a default template parameter. Most of the time, when you’re using a container, you don’t care about how it allocates or frees memory. However, beyond their cold, clean, bare, templated masks, C++ container templates are quite complex. They’re so convenient that you’ve probably only ever needed to remember their Big-O notations for insertion, deletion, and search after your data structures final exam. Just check out this list of just the highest impact changes, and you’ll see why that’s the case:Ĭ++’s standard library containers are extremely convenient, as standard library components should be. Instead, we’ll be doing a quick summary of some new features and then over the next few weeks we’ll be doing deep dives into them. We’ve got so many changes that we’re not going to go into detail on each of them in a single blog post. Far more than any previous release and we can’t wait for everyone to try it out! It includes an absolutely massive set of improvements, new features, and fixes. Can you believe it’s been over 2 years since our last major version increment? We certainly couldn’t at first, but when we look over the list of changes since then it seems almost surprising we haven’t done it sooner! We’re super pleased to announce Binary Ninja 4.0 is available.

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