Readit NewsSo, I'm on macOS, 64bit, trying to compile with clang, and I get some errors concerning comparisons between size_t and u64 values. I was able to progress a bit by changing some size_t to u64, or the opposite, but I'm quite sure that I'm breaking a bunch of things at the same time :)
I will continue a bit then open an issue with details.
It looks like this: https://github.com/REDasmOrg/REDasm/issues/14
But the OP doesn't answer so I can't fix it
This looks very nice! But posting it a day ahead of NSA's Ghidra unveiling? It's going to be buried in the noise :(
I know about Ghidra, the release day is just a coincidence.
There is no problem btw, I have posted here to see if someone was interested to the project. In any case I will continue to develop REDasm because I use it at work and I need it.
Hold on, I see that it needs D3/Dagre/Dagre-D3. I am installing a few packages from AUR. It may work in a bit!
Everything is bundled in the executable!
When you see that message, for some reason REDasm cannot generate a path for the current function and it should be fixed.
I get "Graph creation failed". I tried to achieve the same thing that can be found on redasm.io. Any ideas why or how to fix? Tried with 2.0 and nightly.
Open an issue on GitHub: https://github.com/REDasmOrg/REDasm/issues
So I use capstone regularly. This sounds like a ui layer on top?
Capstone is just a backend above LibREDasm: you can create a new architecture from scratch.
Downloading now. I realize it's not IDA, but does anyone have any preliminary comments on how practical, fast and useful this is for disassembling x86-64 binaries?
Hi, I'm the developer.
And I'm also a fan of IDA-like environment.
REDasm is a project that tries to mimic IDAs interface and shortcuts but with a nicer, modern API.
About the quality of x86-64 binaries: it should be pretty good (but far from perfect).
Obviously with more binaries and test cases the quality of the generated listing can be improved!
The release of Ghidra by the NSA has stole some of my attention. Given your expertise, what are your thoughts on Ghidra aside from the source? Thanks!
The UI is a lot 90s/ish and a bit unconfortable to use, but it ships a great decompiler and it can render nice graphs, the quality of the generated listing is good, but inferior compared to IDA's one.
And...Java...