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Add support for x86-64 decompilation #49

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radare opened this issue Jan 9, 2016 · 5 comments
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Add support for x86-64 decompilation #49

radare opened this issue Jan 9, 2016 · 5 comments
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radare commented Jan 9, 2016

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@nemerle nemerle added the type: feature (P/I) Brand new functionality label Jan 10, 2016
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@nemerle Perhaps milestones would suit this better. Adding an architecture is several months in the making.

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nemerle commented Mar 29, 2016

Well, for now it's just a wish, since milestone would mean that we're actually going to implement it 😄

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True, although I wouldn't rule out someone committing a feature branch.
On Mar 29, 2016 7:02 AM, "Artur K." notifications@github.com wrote:

Well, for now it's just a wish, since milestone would mean that we're
actually going to implement it [image: 😄]


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Note, the AMD64 Architecture's Programming Manual describes enough of the architecture to implement.

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nemerle commented Mar 29, 2016

The problem is not with the description of the AMD64, but with the cpu specification framework boomerang uses. It's a pretty obscure machine code parser generator using New Jersey Machine Code Toolkit.
I've pondered generating boomerang SSL compatible asm statements using Capstone but it's waaaay down the priority list

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