anyone interested in decompilation
QuantumG wrote:Decompilation is the process of recovering human readable source codefrom a program executable. Many decompilers exist for Java and .NET asthe program executables (class files) maintain much of the informationfound in the source code. This is not true for machine codeexecutables h...
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How to deal with unordered, non-repeated nonterminals of expression
I am trying to figure out the best, most efficient way of parsingexpressions having a [possibly large] set of non-terminals that canappear in any order in the expression BUT cannot be repeated in theexpression.For example (nonterms are lc, terms are uc):expr -CMD id FILE option1 option2 option3...
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Call for papers: RAAW 2006 (Orlando, Dec 06)
Reconfigurable and Adaptive Architecture Workshop (RAAW)To be held in conjunction with theThe 39th Annual IEEE/ACM International Symposium on Microarchitecture,2006, FloridaDecember , 2006Workshop Theme:The tremendous advances in process technology provide architects andmicroarchitects with many...
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Bison grammar for .x files
Hi there,i'm trying to use flex+bison to build an interpreter for a file format(directx .x files). I hope this group is the right one.Well, i'm absolutely not an expert when talking about grammars: i juststudied them a bit for university course, and i alone can't solve thisproblem...
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ELF reader
Hi,I am looking for a lib written in python that can read ELF files mycompiler generates. I know it can be easily done in C++, but mydebugger is written in python and I don't really want to interface thetwo languages.Sincerely,[I wouldn't hold my breath. the other hand, the file format...
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Call for Participation: PACT 2006, Seattle, Washington, September 16-20, 2006
PACT 2006CALL FR PARTICIPATINhttp://www.cs.virginia.edu/~pact2006/http://www.pactconf.orgThe Fifteenth International Conference onParallel Architectures and Compilation TechniquesSeattle, WashingtonSeptember 16-20, 2006Early Registration until August 26, 2006!Full program and registration inform...
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Why LL(1) Parsers do not support left recursion?
>As already mentioned with regards to the Java grammar, I think that a>grammar with unrolled implied rules is a maintenance nightmare. How>should any new kind of statement be added correctly, if the reason and>the criteria for the splitting into open and closed statements is not>d...
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First lex script. Parsing C expressions.
Hello. I'm writing my first lex-fil. It's supposed to recognize tokensfrom C - ultimately, I want to match expressions. An expression cancontain an expression - so there is recursion allowed.My definitions section looks like this:DATATYPESunion|enum|struct|char|double|float|long|short|...
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Compiler positions available for week ending July 30
This is a digest of ``help wanted'' and ``position available'' messagesreceived at comp.compilers during the preceding week. Messages mustadvertise a position having something to do with compilers and must alsoconform to the guidelines periodically posted in misc.jobs.offered...
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Lua Workshop 2006 (netherlands, Sept 06)
A Lua workshop will be held at 's R&D site Venlo, The Netherlandson September 4-5, 2006. A preliminary program is now available atEveryone is welcome and there is no registration fee but participantsare required to register because only a limited number of seats areavailable, which will be...
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Typechecking union types
Hi again,Thanks for your answers, sorry for the delay.The language to be typechecked is VDM++, an object-oriented formalspecification language.See for details.The language is used for modelling and as such is not required tobe executable. It supports a range of "broad" datatypes such asunions, s...
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When do I need PIC?
So I'm pretty sure there's probably no standard that dictates this,but with regards to the majority of compilers when does one need tocompile a function to be PIC? What I'm interested in is having theability to relocate functions from the address they were linked to andexecuting t...
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