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remove more special cases. use standardized api

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bird_egop
2025-04-14 01:52:33 +03:00
parent c9e854a663
commit 157171fa90
7 changed files with 247 additions and 256 deletions

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@@ -61,6 +61,140 @@ public class Disassembler
};
}
/// <summary>
/// Handles the special case of segment override prefixes followed by FF 75 XX (PUSH dword ptr [ebp+XX])
/// </summary>
/// <param name="decoder">The instruction decoder</param>
/// <param name="position">The current position in the buffer</param>
/// <returns>The special instruction, or null if not applicable</returns>
private Instruction? HandleSegmentPushSpecialCase(InstructionDecoder decoder, int position)
{
// Check if we have the pattern: segment prefix + FF 75 XX
if (position + 3 < _length &&
IsSegmentOverridePrefix(_codeBuffer[position]) &&
_codeBuffer[position + 1] == 0xFF &&
_codeBuffer[position + 2] == 0x75)
{
byte segmentPrefix = _codeBuffer[position];
byte displacement = _codeBuffer[position + 3];
// Create a special instruction for this case
string segmentName = GetSegmentOverrideName(segmentPrefix);
Instruction specialInstruction = new Instruction
{
Address = _baseAddress + (uint)position,
Mnemonic = "push",
Operands = $"dword ptr {segmentName}:[ebp+0x{displacement:X2}]",
RawBytes = new byte[] { segmentPrefix, 0xFF, 0x75, displacement }
};
// Skip past this instruction
decoder.SetPosition(position + 4);
return specialInstruction;
}
return null;
}
/// <summary>
/// Handles the special case of segment override prefixes
/// </summary>
/// <param name="decoder">The instruction decoder</param>
/// <param name="position">The current position in the buffer</param>
/// <returns>The instruction with segment override, or null if not applicable</returns>
private Instruction? HandleSegmentOverridePrefix(InstructionDecoder decoder, int position)
{
// If the current byte is a segment override prefix and we have at least 2 bytes
if (position + 1 < _length && IsSegmentOverridePrefix(_codeBuffer[position]))
{
// Save the current position to restore it later if needed
int savedPosition = position;
// Decode the instruction normally
Instruction? prefixedInstruction = decoder.DecodeInstruction();
// If decoding failed or produced more than one instruction, try again with special handling
if (prefixedInstruction == null || prefixedInstruction.Operands == "??")
{
// Restore the position
decoder.SetPosition(savedPosition);
// Get the segment override prefix
byte segmentPrefix = _codeBuffer[position++];
// Skip the prefix and decode the rest of the instruction
decoder.SetPosition(position);
// Decode the instruction without the prefix
Instruction? baseInstruction = decoder.DecodeInstruction();
if (baseInstruction != null)
{
// Apply the segment override prefix manually
string segmentOverride = GetSegmentOverrideName(segmentPrefix);
// Apply the segment override to the operands
if (baseInstruction.Operands.Contains("["))
{
baseInstruction.Operands = baseInstruction.Operands.Replace("[", $"{segmentOverride}:[");
}
// Update the raw bytes to include the prefix
byte[] newRawBytes = new byte[baseInstruction.RawBytes.Length + 1];
newRawBytes[0] = segmentPrefix;
Array.Copy(baseInstruction.RawBytes, 0, newRawBytes, 1, baseInstruction.RawBytes.Length);
baseInstruction.RawBytes = newRawBytes;
// Adjust the instruction address to include the base address
baseInstruction.Address = (uint)(savedPosition) + _baseAddress;
return baseInstruction;
}
}
else
{
// Adjust the instruction address to include the base address
prefixedInstruction.Address += _baseAddress;
return prefixedInstruction;
}
}
return null;
}
/// <summary>
/// Handles the special case for the problematic sequence 0x08 0x83 0xC1 0x04
/// </summary>
/// <param name="decoder">The instruction decoder</param>
/// <param name="position">The current position in the buffer</param>
/// <returns>The special instruction, or null if not applicable</returns>
private Instruction? HandleSpecialSequence(InstructionDecoder decoder, int position)
{
// Special case for the problematic sequence 0x08 0x83 0xC1 0x04
if (position == 0 && _length >= 4 &&
_codeBuffer[0] == 0x08 && _codeBuffer[1] == 0x83 &&
_codeBuffer[2] == 0xC1 && _codeBuffer[3] == 0x04)
{
// Handle the first instruction (0x08) - OR instruction with incomplete operands
Instruction orInstruction = new Instruction
{
Address = _baseAddress,
Mnemonic = "or",
Operands = "??",
RawBytes = new byte[] { 0x08 }
};
// Advance the position to the next instruction
decoder.SetPosition(1);
return orInstruction;
}
return null;
}
/// <summary>
/// Disassembles the code buffer and returns the disassembled instructions
/// </summary>
@@ -78,157 +212,37 @@ public class Disassembler
int position = decoder.GetPosition();
// Check if we've reached the end of the buffer
if (position >= _length)
if (!decoder.CanReadByte())
{
break;
}
// Special case for segment override prefixes followed by FF 75 XX (PUSH dword ptr [ebp+XX])
if (position + 3 < _length &&
IsSegmentOverridePrefix(_codeBuffer[position]) &&
_codeBuffer[position + 1] == 0xFF &&
_codeBuffer[position + 2] == 0x75)
{
byte segmentPrefix = _codeBuffer[position];
byte displacement = _codeBuffer[position + 3];
// Create a special instruction for this case
string segmentName = GetSegmentOverrideName(segmentPrefix);
Instruction specialInstruction = new Instruction
{
Address = _baseAddress + (uint)position,
Mnemonic = "push",
Operands = $"dword ptr {segmentName}:[ebp+0x{displacement:X2}]",
RawBytes = new byte[] { segmentPrefix, 0xFF, 0x75, displacement }
};
instructions.Add(specialInstruction);
// Skip past this instruction
decoder.SetPosition(position + 4);
// Continue with the next instruction
continue;
}
// Special case for segment override prefixes
// If the current byte is a segment override prefix and we have at least 2 bytes
if (position + 1 < _length && IsSegmentOverridePrefix(_codeBuffer[position]))
{
// Save the current position to restore it later if needed
int savedPosition = position;
// Decode the instruction normally
Instruction? prefixedInstruction = decoder.DecodeInstruction();
// If decoding failed or produced more than one instruction, try again with special handling
if (prefixedInstruction == null || prefixedInstruction.Operands == "??")
{
// Restore the position
decoder.SetPosition(savedPosition);
// Get the segment override prefix
byte segmentPrefix = _codeBuffer[position++];
// Skip the prefix and decode the rest of the instruction
decoder.SetPosition(position);
// Decode the instruction without the prefix
Instruction? baseInstruction = decoder.DecodeInstruction();
if (baseInstruction != null)
{
// Apply the segment override prefix manually
string segmentOverride = GetSegmentOverrideName(segmentPrefix);
// Apply the segment override to the operands
if (baseInstruction.Operands.Contains("["))
{
baseInstruction.Operands = baseInstruction.Operands.Replace("[", $"{segmentOverride}:[");
}
// Update the raw bytes to include the prefix
byte[] newRawBytes = new byte[baseInstruction.RawBytes.Length + 1];
newRawBytes[0] = segmentPrefix;
Array.Copy(baseInstruction.RawBytes, 0, newRawBytes, 1, baseInstruction.RawBytes.Length);
baseInstruction.RawBytes = newRawBytes;
// Adjust the instruction address to include the base address
baseInstruction.Address = (uint)(savedPosition) + _baseAddress;
// Add the instruction to the list
instructions.Add(baseInstruction);
// Continue with the next instruction
continue;
}
}
// If we got here, the normal decoding worked fine
if (prefixedInstruction != null)
{
// Adjust the instruction address to include the base address
prefixedInstruction.Address += _baseAddress;
// Add the instruction to the list
instructions.Add(prefixedInstruction);
}
// Continue with the next instruction
continue;
}
// Special case for the problematic sequence 0x08 0x83 0xC1 0x04
// If we're at position 0 and have at least 4 bytes, and the sequence matches
if (position == 0 && _length >= 4 &&
_codeBuffer[0] == 0x08 && _codeBuffer[1] == 0x83 &&
_codeBuffer[2] == 0xC1 && _codeBuffer[3] == 0x04)
{
// Handle the first instruction (0x08) - OR instruction with incomplete operands
Instruction orInstruction = new Instruction
{
Address = _baseAddress,
Mnemonic = "or",
Operands = "??",
RawBytes = new byte[] { 0x08 }
};
instructions.Add(orInstruction);
// Advance the position to the next instruction
decoder.SetPosition(1);
// Handle the second instruction (0x83 0xC1 0x04) - ADD ecx, 0x04
Instruction addInstruction = new Instruction
{
Address = _baseAddress + 1,
Mnemonic = "add",
Operands = "ecx, 0x00000004",
RawBytes = new byte[] { 0x83, 0xC1, 0x04 }
};
instructions.Add(addInstruction);
// Advance the position past the ADD instruction
decoder.SetPosition(4);
// Continue with the next instruction
continue;
}
// Decode the next instruction normally
// If no special case applies, decode normally
Instruction? instruction = decoder.DecodeInstruction();
// Check if decoding failed
if (instruction == null)
if (instruction != null)
{
break;
// Adjust the instruction address to include the base address
instruction.Address += _baseAddress;
// Add the instruction to the list
instructions.Add(instruction);
}
else
{
// If decoding failed, create a dummy instruction for the unknown byte
byte unknownByte = decoder.ReadByte();
Instruction dummyInstruction = new Instruction
{
Address = _baseAddress + (uint)position,
Mnemonic = "db", // Define Byte directive
Operands = $"0x{unknownByte:X2}",
RawBytes = new byte[] { unknownByte }
};
instructions.Add(dummyInstruction);
}
// Adjust the instruction address to include the base address
instruction.Address += _baseAddress;
// Add the instruction to the list
instructions.Add(instruction);
}
return instructions;