this has been pretty useful: https://www.cs.umb.edu/~cheungr/cs341/Using_gdb_for_Assembly.pdf
I'm starting to get the hang of gdb - assembly in gdb is very different from c in gdb. I just figured out that I can disassemble a function that I find from disassembling another one - or even just that the angle brackets tell me that the memory stored at that location is a function.
Hey, haven't managed to open the warmup - even while signed in. I set up the bomb lab instead to see what I could do/needed to do, and I'm not totally sure how to proceed - I'm about to start reading how to run disassemble, because that seems like the tool I should be using.
I spent most of my time earlier this week working on sklearn - because the code doesn't totally work as written, figuring out exactly what's missing has been a talk - and forces me to really understand what the code is doing.
My course materials from previous semesters are pretty messed up - what's online now are static images taken by scraping the public part of the site last semester.
If you see things you want but can't get, let me know and I'll try to pull them out of my backups.
I've uploaded my bomblab warmup and put a link to it on the tutorial page.
The bomblab itself can be downloaded from the textbook's website and/or the CMU course materials i.e.
