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CaptainKraft
Jeremiah Goerdt
215 posts / 2 projects

Stay-at-home Dad, Programmer, and Linux apologist.

 #11224 References - Making a Debugger
2 years ago Edited by Jeremiah Goerdt on May 4, 2017, 5 p.m.

This thread will be updated with useful links for anyone who wants to learn more about making debuggers (especially me).

  • x86 psABI: contains a mapping of DWARF registers to x86 registers, and so much more!
  • Capstone Disassembler
  • Coming soon...
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ratchetfreak
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#11225 References - Making a Debugger
2 years ago

You are going to want to add a disassembler, intel open sourced its xed lib recently: https://github.com/intelxed/xed it also contains machine readable data files in case you want to code your own.
Kelimion
Jeroen van Rijn
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A big ball of Wibbly-Wobbly, Timey-Wimey _stuff_

 #11226 References - Making a Debugger
2 years ago

We're already using Capstone for that purpose, which handles more than just x86{,-64}. The xed library may still come in handy, thanks.
CaptainKraft
Jeremiah Goerdt
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Stay-at-home Dad, Programmer, and Linux apologist.

 #11228 References - Making a Debugger
2 years ago

ratchetfreak
You are going to want to add a disassembler, intel open sourced its xed lib recently: https://github.com/intelxed/xed it also contains machine readable data files in case you want to code your own.


Thanks for the tip.

Also, I feel like I should mention that I started this list during a stream and plan to go back and add many more links soon.

o7
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