bap-core-theory
BAP Semantics Representation
Description
The Core Theory is an intermediate language that is designed to express the semantics of computer programs. It focuses on programs that are represented in binary machine code and is capable of an accurate representation of the architectural and micro-architectural details of the program behavior.
Install
- Published
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14 Jul 2022
- Authors
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- Maintainers
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Sources
Dependencies
bitvec-sexp
= "2.5.0"
bitvec-order
= "2.5.0"
bitvec-binprot
= "2.5.0"
bitvec
= "2.5.0"
bap-main
= "2.5.0"
bap-knowledge
= "2.5.0"
oasis
build & >= "0.4.7"
core_kernel
>= "v0.14" & < "v0.16"
ocaml
>= "4.08.0"
Reverse Dependencies
bap-analyze
>= "2.5.0"
bap-arm
>= "2.5.0"
bap-bil
>= "2.5.0"
bap-c
>= "2.5.0"
bap-demangle
>= "2.5.0"
bap-disassemble
>= "2.5.0"
bap-elementary
>= "2.5.0"
bap-frontend
>= "2.5.0"
bap-mc
>= "2.5.0"
bap-mips
>= "2.5.0"
bap-objdump
>= "2.5.0"
bap-patterns
>= "2.5.0"
bap-powerpc
>= "2.5.0"
bap-primus
>= "2.5.0"
bap-primus-dictionary
>= "2.5.0"
bap-primus-lisp
>= "2.5.0"
bap-primus-loader
>= "2.5.0"
bap-primus-print
>= "2.5.0"
bap-print
>= "2.5.0"
bap-radare2
>= "2.5.0"
bap-relocatable
>= "2.5.0"
bap-riscv
>= "2.5.0"
bap-std
>= "2.5.0"
bap-stub-resolver
>= "2.5.0"
bap-systemz
>= "2.5.0"
bap-thumb
>= "2.5.0"
bap-veri
>= "0.2.5"
bap-x86
>= "2.5.0"