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Pietro Fezzardi
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When importing an llvm::ArrayType, emit a Clift StructType with the OpaqueType rank in its handle and a single i8 array field of the right byte size, instead of a real array type. This avoids exposing C array types as rvalues in the generated code, which is a foot-gun because array rvalues immediately decay to pointers, and provides a single name (via the existing OpaqueType infra) for arrays of equal byte size.
The rev.ng binary analysis framework and decompiler
Welcome to the rev.ng project!
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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The rev.ng binary analysis framework and decompiler is Free Software.
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