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I want to convert my own memory traces (in a custom format) to the
format that Daredevil supports.
Unfortunately, I could not find the exact specification,
in which order/which attributes are required to run DareDevil.
In Deadpool, a function bin2daredevil() is provided in deadpool_dca.py
that is able to convert TracerGrind or TracerPIN data to the DareDevil
format. (Using this technique, I could reproduce the whitebox samples
of the Deadpool repository).
Is there an exact specification of the DareDevil file format?
Best regards
Chips
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
one trace file (see [Traces] in CONFIG) which is just the raw samples without any further formatting than their value (e.g. 32b float, 8b int, etc). transpose=true if you provide each trace one after the other one (which is typically the case).
one input or output file (see [Guesses] in CONFIG) which is just each 16b block appended, also transpose=true)
Hi Guys,
I want to convert my own memory traces (in a custom format) to the
format that Daredevil supports.
Unfortunately, I could not find the exact specification,
in which order/which attributes are required to run DareDevil.
In Deadpool, a function bin2daredevil() is provided in deadpool_dca.py
that is able to convert TracerGrind or TracerPIN data to the DareDevil
format. (Using this technique, I could reproduce the whitebox samples
of the Deadpool repository).
Is there an exact specification of the DareDevil file format?
Best regards
Chips
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: