a solution tool to the "anvill-specify-bitcode(Currently unsupported)" #360
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Hello! I am a deep user of Mcsema, and I want to contribute some effort to the Anvill community.
I create an issue in anvill community about what I've found and what my tool can do.#359 It seems to be a solution to the "anvill-specify-bitcode(Currently unsupported)"
In brief, I write a tool that imports an elf file and outputs the complete details (in LLVM IR) of the external functions(included from libc or libcxx) of the elf(with the help of readelf and clang). And my tool can deal with the C++ Name Mangling problem.
the REAMDME.md in my upload has a brief introduction about my tool.
Hope that my tool can help the anvill community.