smda

import os from smda.Disassembler import Disassembler from smda.common.SmdaReport import SmdaReport # Create a dummy file for demonstration purposes dummy_file_path = "dummy_binary.bin" # A very simple x64 'ret' instruction (0xc3) as binary content # In a real scenario, this would be a full executable or memory dump dummy_binary_content = b"\xc3" try: with open(dummy_file_path, "wb") as f: f.write(dummy_binary_content) # Initialize the disassembler disassembler = Disassembler() # Disassemble the dummy file # For a real binary, replace dummy_file_path with an actual path, e.g., "/bin/ls" # For a memory dump, use disassembleBuffer(buffer, base_address) report: SmdaReport = disassembler.disassembleFile(dummy_file_path) print(f"\nDisassembly Report for '{dummy_file_path}':") if report.functions: print(f"Detected {len(report.functions)} function(s).") for fn in report.getFunctions(): print(f"Function at 0x{fn.offset:08x}:") for ins in fn.getInstructions(): print(f" 0x{ins.offset:08x}: {ins.mnemonic} {ins.operands}") print("-" * 20) else: print("No functions detected.") # The report can be converted to a dictionary for JSON serialization # json_report = report.toDict() # print(json_report) # Uncomment to see the full JSON representation finally: # Clean up the dummy file if os.path.exists(dummy_file_path): os.remove(dummy_file_path)