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Native Self-modifying Code On Android

I am trying to make some self-modifing native code on Android and run it in the emulator. My sample is based on the HelloJNI sample from the android-ndk. It looks like this: #defin

Solution 1:

At a guess, nope() was compiled as Thumb, but you're calling it as ARM (assuming mmap returns a word-aligned pointer). To call Thumb code, the low bit of the address should be set. Try something like this:

( (FUNC)(((unsignedint)code)|1) )();

To do it properly, you should ensure alignment of the allocated memory (2 for Thumb and 4 for ARM), make sure that the code you're trying to run is Thumb (or ARM) and set the bit 0 accordingly.

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