jumps and calls inside the current block. asm.linesout
When defined as 'true', also draws the jump lines in the current block that goes ouside of this block. asm.linestyle
Can get 'true' or 'false' values and makes the line analysis be performed from top to bottom if false or bottom to top if true. 'false' is the optimal and default value for readability. asm.offset
Boolean value that shows or hides the offset address of the disassembled opcode. asm.profile
Set how much information is showed to the user on disassembly. Can get the values 'default', 'simple', 'debug' and 'full'. This eval will modify other asm. variables to change the visualization properties for the disassembler engine. 'simple' asm.profile will show only offset+opcode, and 'debug' will show information about traced opcodes, stack pointer delta, etc.. asm.trace
Show tracing information at the left of each opcode (sequence number and counter). This is useful to read execution traces of programs. asm.bytes
Boolean value that shows or hides the bytes of the disassebled opcode. dbg.focus
Can get a boolean value. If true, radare will ignore events from non selected PIDs. cfg.bigendian
Choose the endian flavour 'true' for big, 'false' for little. file.id
When enabled (set it up to '1' or 'true'). Runs rabin -rI after opening the target file and tries to identify the file type and setup the virtual, physical address (io.vaddr, io.paddr) and stuff like that. file.analyze
Runs '.af* @@ sym.' and '.af* @ entrypoint', after resolving the symbols while loading the binary, to determine the maximum information about the code analysis of the program. This will not be used while opening a project file, so it is preloaded. This option requires file.id and file.flag to be true. file.flag
Finds all the information of the target binary and setup flags to point symbols (imports, exports), sections, maps, strings, etc. This command is commonly used with file.id. 18