yaxpeax-x86 - yaxpeax x86 decoder

Age	Commit message (Collapse)	Author
2020-05-23	fix docs up, fix the spelling of penryn0.0.13	iximeow

2020-05-23	fix important memory decode error in long mode	iximeow
	add tests for modrm/sib decoding, xsave extensions
2020-05-23	add SHA, BMI1, and BMI2, complete XSAVE extension support	iximeow
	additionally: cmpcxchg{8,16}b, rdrand, rdseed, rdpid, {rd,wr}{fs,gs}base
2020-05-21	add sha, lzcnt, tsx, f16c, svm, movbe, adx, and prefetchw extensions	iximeow
	also add builders to get decoders appropriate for specific microarchitectures from intel and amd * low-power architectures are not yet present
2020-05-03	"is there a rep prefix" is something people need to be able to ask	iximeow

2020-05-03	add width() to ask width of an x86 operand	iximeow
	this is largely wrong for memory operands, which require more invasive changes
2020-05-03	that instruction is cwd, not cbd	iximeow

2020-05-03	bump yaxpeax-arch to 0.0.4, use AddressDiff, fix warnings in ffi	iximeow

2020-02-22	explicitly report x87 as not (yet) supported	iximeow

2020-02-22	support most avx operand codes	iximeow
	avx is still incomplete, but less so avx is still practically untested
2020-02-22	fix {jmp,call} <reg>, as well as jmpf/callf	iximeow
	also support vmxon to finish out the f30f opcode map add tests for forms of inc/dec, as well as TODOs, as yaxpeax-x86 doesn't provide a way to distinguish different operand sizes (yet)
2020-02-22	more sse/sse2 support	iximeow
	largely f20f/f30f opcode map items
2020-02-22	support 660f sse2 instructions	iximeow
	this isn't quite all of sse2, but gets close. the f20f opcode map still needs some touching up. also fix `G_E_xmm_Ib` not respecting rex.r for the rrr operand
2020-02-16	embarassingly had OperandSpec variants for modrm displacement == 0 backwards	iximeow

2020-02-11	support `in` and `out` instructions	iximeow

2020-02-11	add `RegSpec::name` to get `&'static str` labels for registers	iximeow

2020-02-11	derive Ord and PartialOrd for RegSpec and RegisterBank	iximeow
	this makes these usable as keys in collections such as BTreeMap. there is no specific ordering imposed by Ord (f.ex it may be the case that `eax > dx` while `eax > rax`), but some specific ordering may be imposed in the future.
2020-01-15	support "int imm8" instructions	iximeow

2020-01-15	make space for non-64bit modes	iximeow