Hi guys,

 

I'm happy to announce the release of my new disassembler called UnivDisasm.

It support both x86 and x86-64 ,Intel and AMD.

It support mostly all instructions  found in Intel and AMD doc,including:

FPU,MMX,SSE,SSE2,SSE3,SSSE3,SSE4.1,SSE4.2,SSE5,3DNOW,AVX,AVX2 ,FMA,FMA4.

*AES, MPX, F16C, TSX, VME, BMI, BMI2 …

*AVX512F, AVX512BW, AVX512CD, AVX512DQ, AVX512ER, AVX512PF, AVX512VBMI, AVX512IFMA.

 

-REX,DREX,VEX,EVEX,XOP encoding support.

-Intel enhancement syntax: Masking, Zeroing, Rounding, Broadcasting.

-Support for VSIB memory addressing.

-Support Compressed displacement called disp8*N.

 

-Customized: UnivDisasm has an open architecture allowing for easy to extend for others syntax. You can have your own assembler syntax with less code writing!

-And many others features that i'm not going to talk about.

 

I hope that you may give it a try and let me know about how the user experience is.

 

The door is open to participate.

 

https://github.com/MahdiSafsafi/UnivDisasm

Edited August 20, 201510 yr by SMP3

From the first glance, you're using stuff I haven't even heard about, like "record helper for"  Which version of Delphi is required to compile that? 

From the first glance, you're using stuff I haven't even heard about, like "record helper for"  Which version of Delphi is required to compile that? 

Record helper are a powerful enhancement for pascal language .It let you use/define functions inside record.

I think that where introduced with Delphi 2010.

Because the uses of Generics ,you may need XE3 to compile without errors.

do you have snapshot??

do you have snapshot??

Right now, the only way to get the source is from GitHub. You may want to download it as a zip. Just locate "Download ZIP" button in the main page. 

Just added a sample GUI for UnivDisasm:

Good job!

Tested (compiled with Delphi XE8)

Great job SMP3,

I am interested in disassemblers aswell.

What I am wondering is the following.

Let's say I have an .exe to be disassembled and I have an Virtual Listview which will be filled with the disassembled instructions.

First question which occurs is how to determine the ItemCount for the virtual listview. I could disassemble the entire file and store all addresses inside an array.
Based on the amount of items written inside the array I can set the ItemCount, but I am wondering if this is the best way to go.