/// <summary>
/// Directly adds a raw segment from an NE file segment
/// </summary>
/// <param name="segment"></param>
public void AddSegment(Segment segment)
{
//Get Address for this Segment
var segmentMemory = new byte[0x10000];
//Add the data to memory and record the segment offset in memory
Array.Copy(segment.Data, 0, segmentMemory, 0, segment.Data.Length);
_memorySegments.Add(segment.Ordinal, segmentMemory);
if (segment.Flags.Contains(EnumSegmentFlags.Code))
{
//Decode the Segment
var instructionList = new InstructionList();
var codeReader = new ByteArrayCodeReader(segment.Data);
var decoder = Decoder.Create(16, codeReader);
decoder.IP = 0x0;
while (decoder.IP < (ulong)segment.Data.Length)
{
decoder.Decode(out instructionList.AllocUninitializedElement());
}
_decompiledSegments.Add(segment.Ordinal, new Dictionary <ushort, Instruction>());
foreach (var i in instructionList)
{
_decompiledSegments[segment.Ordinal].Add(i.IP16, i);
}
}
_segments[segment.Ordinal] = segment;
}
private static void DecodeMethod(IntPtr ptr, uint size, StringBuilder builder, Formatter formatter)
{
// You can also pass in a hex string, eg. "90 91 929394", or you can use your own CodeReader
// reading data from a file or memory etc.
var codeReader = new UnmanagedCodeReader(ptr, size);
var decoder = Decoder.Create(IntPtr.Size * 8, codeReader);
decoder.IP = (ulong)ptr.ToInt64();
ulong endRip = decoder.IP + (uint)size;
// This list is faster than List<Instruction> since it uses refs to the Instructions
// instead of copying them (each Instruction is 32 bytes in size). It has a ref indexer,
// and a ref iterator. Add() uses 'in' (ref readonly).
var instructions = new InstructionList();
while (decoder.IP < endRip)
{
// The method allocates an uninitialized element at the end of the list and
// returns a reference to it which is initialized by Decode().
decoder.Decode(out instructions.AllocUninitializedElement());
}
var output = new StringOutput();
// Use InstructionList's ref iterator (C# 7.3) to prevent copying 32 bytes every iteration
foreach (ref var instr in instructions)
{
// Don't use instr.ToString(), it allocates more, uses masm syntax and default options
formatter.Format(in instr, output);
builder.AppendLine($"{instr.IP:X16} {output.ToStringAndReset()}");
}
}
public ModuleDisassembly(byte[] moduleData)
{
_moduleData = moduleData;
_codeReader = new ByteArrayCodeReader(_moduleData);
_decoder = Decoder.Create(16, _codeReader);
_decoder.IP = 0x0;
Instructions = new InstructionList();
}
private static void Disasm(Stream stream, uint size, TextWriter writer, Formatter formatter = null)
{
var buffer = ArrayPool <byte> .Shared.Rent((int)size);
var startPosition = stream.Position;
stream.Read(buffer, 0, (int)size);
stream.Position = startPosition;
// You can also pass in a hex string, eg. "90 91 929394", or you can use your own CodeReader
// reading data from a file or memory etc
var codeReader = new StreamCodeReader(stream, size);
var decoder = Decoder.Create(IntPtr.Size * 8, codeReader);
decoder.IP = (ulong)0;
ulong endRip = decoder.IP + (uint)size;
// This list is faster than List<Instruction> since it uses refs to the Instructions
// instead of copying them (each Instruction is 32 bytes in size). It has a ref indexer,
// and a ref iterator. Add() uses 'in' (ref readonly).
var instructions = new InstructionList();
while (decoder.IP < endRip)
{
// The method allocates an uninitialized element at the end of the list and
// returns a reference to it which is initialized by Decode().
decoder.Decode(out instructions.AllocUninitializedElement());
}
// Formatters: Masm*, Nasm* and Gas* (AT&T)
if (formatter == null)
{
formatter = new NasmFormatter();
formatter.Options.DigitSeparator = "";
formatter.Options.FirstOperandCharIndex = 10;
}
var output = new StringBuilderFormatterOutput();
// Use InstructionList's ref iterator (C# 7.3) to prevent copying 32 bytes every iteration
foreach (ref var instr in instructions)
{
// Don't use instr.ToString(), it allocates more, uses masm syntax and default options
formatter.Format(instr, output);
writer.Write($"{instr.IP:X16} ");
for (int i = 0; i < instr.ByteLength; i++)
{
writer.Write(buffer[(int)instr.IP + i].ToString("X2"));
}
writer.Write(new string(' ', 16 * 2 - instr.ByteLength * 2));
writer.WriteLine($"{output.ToStringAndReset()}");
}
}
public unsafe XrefScanner(IntPtr codeStart, int lengthLimit = 1000)
{
if (codeStart == IntPtr.Zero)
{
throw new NullReferenceException(nameof(codeStart));
}
myUnmanagedMemoryStream = new UnmanagedMemoryStream((byte *)codeStart, lengthLimit, lengthLimit, FileAccess.Read);
var codeReader = new StreamCodeReader(myUnmanagedMemoryStream);
myDecoder = Decoder.Create(IntPtr.Size * 8, codeReader);
myDecoder.IP = (ulong)codeStart;
}
public Instruction Recompile(ushort segment, ushort instructionPointer)
{
//If it wasn't able to decompile linear through the data, there might have been
//data in the path of the code that messed up decoding, in this case, we grab up to
//6 bytes at the IP and decode the instruction manually. This works 9 times out of 10
Span <byte> segmentData = _segments[segment].Data;
var reader = new ByteArrayCodeReader(segmentData.Slice(instructionPointer, 6).ToArray());
var decoder = Decoder.Create(16, reader);
decoder.IP = instructionPointer;
decoder.Decode(out var outputInstruction);
_decompiledSegments[segment][instructionPointer] = outputInstruction;
return(outputInstruction);
}
public static InstructionList DisassembleBytesNew(bool is32Bit, byte[] bytes, ulong methodBase)
{
var codeReader = new ByteArrayCodeReader(bytes);
var decoder = Decoder.Create(is32Bit ? 32 : 64, codeReader);
decoder.IP = methodBase;
var instructions = new InstructionList();
var endRip = decoder.IP + (uint)bytes.Length;
while (decoder.IP < endRip)
{
decoder.Decode(out instructions.AllocUninitializedElement());
}
return(instructions);
}
/// <summary>
/// Returns the decompiled instruction from the specified segment:pointer
/// </summary>
/// <param name="segment"></param>
/// <param name="instructionPointer"></param>
/// <returns></returns>
public Instruction GetInstruction(ushort segment, ushort instructionPointer)
{
//Prevents constant hash lookups for instructions from the same segment
if (_currentCodeSegment != segment)
{
_currentCodeSegment = segment;
_currentCodeSegmentInstructions = _decompiledSegments[segment];
}
//If it wasn't able to decompile linear through the data, there might have been
//data in the path of the code that messed up decoding, in this case, we grab up to
//6 bytes at the IP and decode the instruction manually. This works 9 times out of 10
if (!_currentCodeSegmentInstructions.TryGetValue(instructionPointer, out var outputInstruction))
{
Span <byte> segmentData = _segments[segment].Data;
var reader = new ByteArrayCodeReader(segmentData.Slice(instructionPointer, 6).ToArray());
var decoder = Decoder.Create(16, reader);
decoder.IP = instructionPointer;
decoder.Decode(out outputInstruction);
}
return(outputInstruction);
}