Re: Problems to solve

["Matt Oh" <oh.jeongwook () gmail com>]

And one thing I missed.

> You cannot split "match with no difference" and "match with
differences" functions (or did I miss it ?).

 -> You can sort by match rate column in DarunGrim and it'll show how
similar two functions are.

You definitely need to read the DG tutorial or see the tutorial video
first before you use it.

Thanks.

On 8/12/06, Nicolas RUFF <nruff () security-labs org> wrote:
> > Have any of you looked at the tools released from Eeye (eEye Binary Diffing
> > Suite (EBDS))
> > And if so what do you think about it ?
>
> I did.
>
> Cons (IMHO):
> - It is a very huge package to install, not including dependencies (.NET
> 2.0, Graphviz, IDAPython and/or IDARub, ...).
> - It is not *that* fast.
> - The GUI is poor.
> => It is mainly a text tool. There is only one opportunity to display
> graphs, and they are small and unreadable (e.g. assembly shown *outside*
> the graph).
> => You cannot split "match with no difference" and "match with
> differences" functions (or did I miss it ?).
> => The GUI is counter-intuitive (is there a need to split BinaryDiff and
> DarunGrim software ???).
>
> Pros:
> - It is free.
> - It works (but I did not check on a large corpus, I still have the
> feeling that this tool relies heavily on function names/string refs).
>
> At the end, a ~20MB package does not do better than a ~600KB plugin like
> BinDiff (and I have seen smaller :).
>
> Regards,
> - Nicolas RUFF
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