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Is it possible to add M68K support for Keystone? It seems like there's already support for it in llvm (https://github.com/llvm/llvm-project/tree/main/llvm/lib/Target/M68k), but I don't know what it would entail to add...

alex-bellon

I've looked at the C and Python examples on the site that print out assembled machine code. My question is can Keystone produce an object .o file or even link...

phillvancejr

The solutions aren't mine - they come from @Himyth and @Summus-31c04089c3cd80 . I just read their issues and implemented the suggested solutions, as well as updated the affected tests

abel1502

Get label offsets after assembling

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It would be extremely useful to obtain the offsets of assembly labels, to export symbols. For instance, given the following snippet: ``` mov eax, 1 mov ecx, 2 L1: mov...

AlexAltea

new option KS_OPT_SYM_RESOLVER to dynamically resolve symbols

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i just added a new setup option for `ks_option()` named `KS_OPT_SYM_RESOLVER`, so we can handle missing symbols at run-time. more information will follow in the next post.

aquynh

consider removing python2 dependencies?

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I recently launch a project with `vcpkg`. But I can't simply include `keystone` into my project because `vcpkg` build requires `python2` and there is no more a builtin `python2` in...

pnck

I found two issues relatives to GAS syntax; 1 ) when I try to assemble instructions with memory operands that contains more than 1 register in the parentesys I get...

JackieSpring

option for default hex number parsing

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It would be great if there was an option/syntax to override number parsing. With this option all numbers are interpreted as hex (`mov eax, 01334000` assembles to `mov eax, 0x1334000`...

mrexodia

`>>> import keystone >>> import capstone >>> KS_THUMB = keystone.Ks(keystone.KS_ARCH_ARM, keystone.KS_MODE_THUMB) >>> encoding, count = KS_THUMB.asm("adr r8,0x8fb8",0x13AAE) >>> bytes(encoding).hex() 'aff6f828' >>> ` constant should be 0x8fb8, but when the code...

0xjacklove

Specifying jobs number more than CPU threads make system unresponsive. 'cmake --build' comamnd will automatically choose jobs number.

Biswa96