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I'd like to have x84 /MT build of keystone,but nmake-lib.bat file makes only /MD version of it! Can anyone help me please

overtech1

Please consider this very simple script to reproduce the issue: ```python import sys from keystone import * CODE= """ mov edx, 0x16 mov edx, 16 mov eax, 0x4020a1 mov eax,...

Caesurus

Rust binding give out random values

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Running on linux x86_64 with version crates.io version 0.9.0. When I assemble something for x86_64, the Rust keystone package returns inconsistent and seemingly random values. For example, if I try...

zer0x64

Add and Sub in Thumb encoding too complex.

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``` In [7]: [hex(x)[2:] for x in ks.asm("SUBS R2, R2, R5")[0]] Out[7]: ['52', '1b'] In [8]: [hex(x)[2:] for x in ks.asm("SUBS R2, R5")[0]] Out[8]: ['b2', 'eb', '5', '2'] ``` In...

LeadroyaL

```python from keystone import * ks = Ks(KS_ARCH_ARM, KS_MODE_THUMB) ks.asm("LDR.W R0, $+0x12345678) ks.asm("LDR.W R0, $+0x2345678) ks.asm("LDR.W R0, $+0x345678) ``` > The label of the literal data item that is to...

LeadroyaL

Syntax error is not occured when there is a missing bracket. ``` x64: lea rcx, [rdx Result: 48 8d 0d b3 fa ff ff ``` Is this intended behavior? I'm...

tunz

``` >>> code = asm('mov rax, qword ptr gs:[0x188]', 'x86_64') >>> disas(bytes(code), 'x86_64') 0x4000: movabs eax, dword ptr gs:[0x188] ```

peternguyen93

Go bindings static library issues (can't compile static go binary with static library)

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Hi, when I use the shared library and compile my golang binary dynamically, everything seems to work but I can't say the same for when I try to build it...

guitmz

Upgrade the .NET bindings to .NET Standard 2.0.

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- Upgrade the .NET bindings to .NET Standard 2.0. - Modify how the bindings locate the native DLL, so it depends on the architecture of the running process. - Create...

JamesMenetrey

[PPC] VM address overwritten to 0 by aliased mnemonics

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Assembling certain instructions will reset the vm address of the instructions being assembled to 0. When assembling a sequence of instructions e.g. ("add 3, 1 ,2; add 3, 3 4"),...

EdwardLarson