hdis86 (hackage): hdis86 is an interface to the udis86 disassembler, which decodes machine code for 16-, 32-, and 64-bit x86  and x86-64 / AMD64 processors.  hdis86 provides an instruction stream as a Haskell algebraic data type, suitable for inspection by pattern matching.  It also provides metadata such as assembly syntax in Intel or AT&T flavors.  This library exposes three layers of wrapping:  The Pure module has the simplest interface, effectively ByteString -> [Instruction].  The IO module exposes an imperative API closely matching the udis86 state machine, while providing Haskellish types and automatic resource management.  The C module is a direct import of the udis86 library, with C types and conventions.  Many users can simply import Hdis86.  The Incremental module provides disassembly of lazy ByteStrings, and a function for building other incremental operations.  By default, hdis86 will statically link a built-in copy of udis86-1.7, which is provided by its author under a similar BSD license.  See inside the tarball for more information.  If you have udis86 installed on your system, you can instead link dynamically using cabal configure --flags=external-udis86.  In that case see also doc/customizing.txt.  This code is available on GitHub at https://github.com/kmcallister/hdis86.  The udis86 project website is located at http://udis86.sourceforge.net/.  New in version 0.2:  Disassembly of lazy ByteStrings  A function for building other incremental operations  Record selectors on Instruction  QuickCheck Arbitrary instances for Instruction and related types
Keywords: bsd3|disassembler|foreign|language|library|reverse-engineering