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It would be convenient to analyze the vulnerability of routers if debug output (DEBUG_PRINT macros) were available through the command line flag. It can be --debug or verbosity level 4 (-v 4).
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iirc debug on/off is a compile time option because there was concern it might make the binary slower. if you can show numbers that the speed is essentially unchanged for a binary with debug option compiled in but disabled, and one without it compiled in, then i guess nothing speaks against adding an option.
basically the code would just need to set a flag to 1 if --debug is set, and change the DEBUGPRINT macro to if(debug_flag) { .... }
It would be convenient to analyze the vulnerability of routers if debug output (
DEBUG_PRINT
macros) were available through the command line flag. It can be--debug
or verbosity level 4 (-v 4
).The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: