adds primus integration#36
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The framework for reading and processing Primus observation files
funny but it works, yes only three lines of code.
still kind of ugly with the debugger, but at least usable now
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@gitoleg, please review and familiarize yourself with the new code. I would also like you to test that everything works correctly on your IDA. Once you're sure please merge it. |
it was passing more parameters than the receiver was expecting
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This PR implements GUI along with the low-level facilities to enable parsing, processing, and visualizing observations produced during Primus microexecutions of a program.
On the plumbing level we have added a robust sexp parsing library (utils/sexp.py) and a tracing framework on top of it (utils/trace.py), that loads a parser and provides decorators for event processors and filters.
On top of the plumbing level we implemented a Qt5 tree model, that reflects Primus observations into Qt MVC abstraction. Finally, we added a Tree widget and a control widget that selects observations and renders them as a clickable tree.
The widgets are embedded into IDA and are integrated with various subsystems, such as IDA Debugger, so that we can load traces and step through executed instructions, or just jump to instruction from a corresponding observation.
The majority of the code is totally independent on IDA (sexp parsing, tracing framework, Qt model/views) so they could be moved from this repository to bap-python in the future.