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Pigrecos commented 8 years ago

hello, sorry for my bad English. I wanted to ask if you had planned to add support for specifying the type of the Argument access and support for specifying the read-write Implicit registers ,Very useful in the analysis of the detailed code.

These features are present in the capstone-next library. In my local copy in your library I have added support to the type of access only for general purpose instructions

MahdiSafsafi commented 8 years ago

Hi Pigrecos, Yep this feature is on my TODO-LIST, however it will be included only in a major version ...that means in version 2 since it needs to make a lot of change(building the instructions decoder from scratch). When I started working on UnivDisasm I didn't find such info (at least in a parsable format). Now I have this info and all what I need is to build a stronger map first before writing the code. Please, if you have any additional request/feature to ask ... feel free to post. This would be very helpful specially before releasing v2. By the way, don't worry about your English ! I'm not a native English speaker too.

Thanks, Mahdi.

Pigrecos commented 8 years ago

Thanks ;)

MahdiSafsafi commented 8 years ago

@Pigrecos I see you did a good job with GP instructions (I mean including access mode feature). Just want to know where did you get access mode informations ?

Pigrecos commented 8 years ago

Hello, I got the information from the capstone Header, but they are also in the Intel manual.

Just a moment I'll tell you the precise references, why not remember the names :)

MahdiSafsafi commented 8 years ago

Thanks for your reply, I know about Intel's docs and I've all the informations (including access mode) extracted from this docs (Parsable-Instructions). I just wanted to know if there's an alternative resource beyond Intel's docs.

Pigrecos commented 8 years ago

Hello, The capstone(next version) header file is 'X86MappingInsnOp.inc'

:)

Pigrecos commented 8 years ago

https://github.com/asmjit/asmdb

This is a good resource, the types of access to the operands are also present.

Hello ;)

MahdiSafsafi commented 8 years ago

Ohh thank you man ! That's very helpful. I was going to use https://github.com/MahdiSafsafi/Parsable-Instructions to rearrange all instructions. How I didn't noticed such a great project !