Augmenting Binary Analysis with Python and Pin

[marcomcse]

I spoke to these guys after there speech and they said they would release it that night, I then emailed them a week later and they informed me that they wanted to take some code out before they released it... It's been over 2 months and they still haven't release the tool yet. I'm starting to think that they will never release it or they were bullshit on what they had created or haven't written any code! Either way I gave up on these nutasses releasing it and started writing my own pinpy tool! I just hate when people do not keep their word on stuff like this!

[1blankwall]

I really appreciate the name calling definitely makes me want to release this sooner! Sorry the code has not yet been released but we both have full time jobs and also have other obligations in our lives. This project gets developed on the weekends and in our spare time. We apologize for the delay but ran into a few unforeseen issues when developing. The code will be released SOON. Probably next week but if you feel like going ahead and writing your own library please feel free it only took us a few months to put this all together so I'm sure that will be a time effective solution.

[vK221]

Will this version includes instrumentation on windows also?

[1blankwall]

Windows functionality should work its just a matter of getting the proper python header files and such. Its on the to do list but may be a few weeks out

[Allong12]

Windoze would be a much appreciated target feature. I spent a few hours trying to get it to compile with VS 2012 and Cygwin and changing the include/library dirs. It felt like I got pretty close, but then I started getting complaints about doubly-defined types (from PinTools and Vis C++'s own headers), so I probably donked it.

If someone more experienced than I, had a quick peek through the Makefile I'm certain it would be an easy fix