gdb has no generic way to know where instructions start. The jump to
6c00a is jumping to the beginning of an instruction, not the middle.
The disassembly of instructions at 6c007, 6c009, 6c00f and 6c011 are all
incorrect. Those are all middles of instructions, not beginnings of
instructions.
Mithun R N Iyer wrote:
The code snippet looks like:
0x0006c007 <strrchr+103>: add %al,(%eax)
0x0006c009 <strrchr+105>: add
%al,0xee8304ee(%ebx)
0x0006c00f <strrchr+111>: add $0x83,%al
0x0006c011 <strrchr+113>: out %al,(%dx)
........
0x0006c06a <strrchr+202>: jae 0x6c00a
<strrchr+106> --- jmp to middle of instn.
