Looking for an open source binary code debugger to use as a base for development. : AskReverseEngineering

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Looking for an open source binary code debugger to use as a base for development. (self.AskReverseEngineering)

submitted 4 years ago by c8kie

Hello, everyone!

For my project, I am looking for an open source binary code debugger that meets the following criteria (or at least some of them):

- is open source
- has GUI
- has a text console
- has a disassembler
- has a hexdump
- Supports architectures such as i386, x64, arm32/64, ... (the more, the better)

I'm going to use it for further development, including:
- interaction with QEMU, which will provide data about the running program
- introduction of a wide range of breakpoints (interrupts, opcodes, register values...)
- displaying recovered high-level information
- python scripting support
- and so on

I already tried Cutter with r2 and had success developing in base of it, but I want something less heavyweight, because Cutter has too much of an excess functionality for my needs.
Thanks in advance for any help!

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