@PawelK I've started work on my own RE tool.
What are the advantages over the existing ones?
@PawelK It's a very limited tool in scope but powerful in what it does. It will attempt disassembly on obscure architectures and undocumented instruction sets. Through some special features, it should be able to make sense of nearly any architecture. There is nothing else like it in existence that I know of. It's going to have some very special features that I won't reveal until I can get it operational. It's still in the early stages of development rn. No eta for the first release. I plan on using about 5 or 6 languages in the development.
@PawelK If you carefully read about the features of the RE tool, you will know what it is that I will be doing with Python and specialized variants of it. ;) This is going to be a good amount of abstract thought and analysis.
I believe, I have some hypothesis as of what python is commonly used for and how those two letters could help with such a task.
@PawelK With that ability, the possibilities are endless.
@AmpBenzScientist
True.
@AmpBenzScientist
Ahh kewl. With small effort subset of Python covering some 90% of language can be compiled into C++. I love that language choice. Need to look up SciPy.