Comments (3)
Thanks for your interest in the tool.
Can you please run the command 'make VERBOSE=1 llvm-mctoll' to get additional details of the failure and share them?
Please let me know of the OS and version on which you are attempting the build.
I expect the tool build and tests to pass on Ubuntu 16.xx, 17.xx and 18.xx.
Thanks!
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@bharadwajy
Thanks, I run 'make VERBOSE=1 llvm-mctoll' but I didn't find more details and my Os is Ubantu-14.04.
And I want to translate arm assembly code to llvm-ir staticly for a try by translating simple code. In my opinion, I should translate arm instruction to llvm-ir one by one, and then replace arm instructions by a script. Maybe I think it too simple.
But I didn't find enough data to do this. It seems that the instructions about jump is difficult and the list of AMT is too large. What's more, I'm not sure how to translate some arm instructions to llvm-ir, and how to design whole infrastructure of target .ll file just according to assembly code?
Do you have some reference data about the translation job? And could you give me some references?
best regards.
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As noted in README.md, at present development and testing is being done using Ubuntu 18.04. It is expected that build and test would work on Ubuntu 16.04, 17.04 and 17.10.
Support for codegen and/or ELF binary packaging differences on Ubuntu 14.04 needs to be added.
I am sorry that I do not yet have any references that describe this work yet. Will add them once we complete creating some.
Thanks!
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Related Issues (20)
- Wrong lift result for nested "for" loops. HOT 2
- Unable to raise arm binary containing an array HOT 3
- Adapt mctoll to use Opaque pointers HOT 1
- This repo is missing important files
- Unknown prototype for function : _ZNSaIcEC1Ev HOT 1
- Failing to lift binaries HOT 2
- TEST8rr instruction failing to lift properly HOT 1
- Failed to lift binary (core dumped) HOT 1
- Failed to lift simple ARM binary HOT 1
- Build without LLVM source? HOT 1
- Supported LLVM version HOT 1
- assert failed at X86FuncPrototypeDiscovery.cpp:227 HOT 2
- Does Mctoll Translator support Weak Memory Model Architectures ? HOT 1
- cannot compile mctoll without assertions HOT 7
- Error while lifting. HOT 6
- Error when lifting. HOT 1
- is this project still on-going? HOT 1
- i need to install llvm mctoll HOT 3
- generate invalid llir instructions HOT 4
- Cannot get step #4 to work HOT 1
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