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Lauri Vasama
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Currently there is only a single default target used for all C emission. However, the emitted code is actually compiled using multiple implementations (32-bit and 64-bit targets), some of which use a 32-bit wide long. This causes integer literals to be emitted with wrong sizes on those targets. This change forces all 64-bit literals to be emitted using long long, which is 64 bits wide in all relevant implementations.
The rev.ng binary analysis framework and decompiler
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rev.ng is an open source binary analysis framework based on LLVM and QEMU. It features a full-fledged decompiler. It's developed by rev.ng Labs in the open.
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