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Well, from the objdump listing you provided it's pretty obvious that this binary file has been stripped out of all symbols. This is why you won't be able to find the main symbol or any other function's symbol but those originating from an external library. But, given that this binary file is an ELF, you can run the readelf -h command on it and get the Entry point address which will certainly point to the .text section located at address 08048450 in your binary's objdump listing.

If you'd like more information on how to find the main function, the answers of thisthis post & thisthis post cover most of what you need to know.

Well, from the objdump listing you provided it's pretty obvious that this binary file has been stripped out of all symbols. This is why you won't be able to find the main symbol or any other function's symbol but those originating from an external library. But, given that this binary file is an ELF, you can run the readelf -h command on it and get the Entry point address which will certainly point to the .text section located at address 08048450 in your binary's objdump listing.

If you'd like more information on how to find the main function, the answers of this post & this post cover most of what you need to know.

Well, from the objdump listing you provided it's pretty obvious that this binary file has been stripped out of all symbols. This is why you won't be able to find the main symbol or any other function's symbol but those originating from an external library. But, given that this binary file is an ELF, you can run the readelf -h command on it and get the Entry point address which will certainly point to the .text section located at address 08048450 in your binary's objdump listing.

If you'd like more information on how to find the main function, the answers of this post & this post cover most of what you need to know.

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Well, from the objdump listing you provided it's pretty obvious that this binary file has been stripped out of all symbols. This is why you won't be able to find the main symbol or any other functionfunction's symbol but those originating from an external library. But, given that this binary file is an ELF, you can run the readelf -h command on it and get the Entry point address which will certainly point to the .text section located at address 08048450 in your binary's objdump listing.

If you'd like more information on how to find the main function, the answers of this post & this post cover most of what you need to know.

Well, from the objdump listing you provided it's pretty obvious that this binary file has been stripped out of all symbols. This is why you won't be able to find the main or any other function but those originating from an external library. But, given that this binary file is an ELF, you can run the readelf -h command on it and get the Entry point address which will certainly point to the .text section located at address 08048450 in your binary's objdump listing.

If you'd like more information on how to find the main function, the answers of this post & this post cover most of what you need to know.

Well, from the objdump listing you provided it's pretty obvious that this binary file has been stripped out of all symbols. This is why you won't be able to find the main symbol or any other function's symbol but those originating from an external library. But, given that this binary file is an ELF, you can run the readelf -h command on it and get the Entry point address which will certainly point to the .text section located at address 08048450 in your binary's objdump listing.

If you'd like more information on how to find the main function, the answers of this post & this post cover most of what you need to know.

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Well, from the objdump listing you provided it's pretty obvious that this binary file has been stripped out of all symbols. This is why you won't be able to find the main or any other function but those originating from an external library. But, given that this binary file is an ELF, you can run the readelf -h command on it and get the Entry point address which will certainly point to the .text section located at address 08048450 in your binary's objdump listing.

If you'd like more information on how to find the main function, the answers of this post & this post cover most of what you need to know.