Disassembling in XML
Tora (tagetora) <tagetora gmail com> |
Monday, December 18 2006 09:35.58 CST |
Talking with a friend about hown to obtain a good abstract respresentation of a piece of code, he came up an interesting tool that you can see in action just here. It seems that the tool was born as an advanced hexeditor, but now has a lot of reversing uses/utilities.
At first look, it seemed very strange to me how the intructions are represented in xml. In example, the xor has two source operands and a destination. But if we think that it's not limited to x86, then this fact makes more sense.
I still want to use IDA as a base framework for getting all this "function property abstraction" stuff, but maybe it's time to think about how to embed some external tools (a proxy.plw plugin? Mmm, interesting...). Well, that's all for now, I hope to have soon a first definition of how all this crazy thing will work, and maybe with a bit of "alpha" code to play with ;D
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