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#1 2014-08-02 00:03:59

r0b0t
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Linux Simulator for x86 / x64 Assembly

Hi,

I started with MIPS and I got used on running the code on QtSPIM (well PCspim) to be more precise as I used it on windows.
Now, while I want to learn x86 and especially x64 assembly I'm in no way on finding any simulator to run the code.

I know, I can run it directly on the machine, but I can't nicelly check the registers or break every operation as I could with spim and MIPS assembly.
I'm pretty sure there are folk already solved this problem so, could you share how?

thanks.

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#2 2014-08-02 00:22:47

ewaller
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Re: Linux Simulator for x86 / x64 Assembly

gdb does just fine in assembly language


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#3 2014-08-18 00:51:30

publicus
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Re: Linux Simulator for x86 / x64 Assembly

r0b0t wrote:

Hi,

I started with MIPS and I got used on running the code on QtSPIM (well PCspim) to be more precise as I used it on windows.
Now, while I want to learn x86 and especially x64 assembly I'm in no way on finding any simulator to run the code.

I know, I can run it directly on the machine, but I can't nicelly check the registers or break every operation as I could with spim and MIPS assembly.
I'm pretty sure there are folk already solved this problem so, could you share how?

thanks.

Great book if you're starting to learn x86.
http://www.amazon.com/Professional-Asse … y+language

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#4 2016-07-07 06:40:02

r0b0t
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Re: Linux Simulator for x86 / x64 Assembly

Sorry to post something in such an old topic but due to it's rarity , the solution found and not opening a new topic I'm posting the link of this great tool :
https://sourceforge.net/projects/qtebe/
http://www.rayseyfarth.com/ebe/

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#5 2016-07-07 13:42:17

ewaller
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Re: Linux Simulator for x86 / x64 Assembly

r0b0t wrote:

Sorry to post something in such an old topic but due to it's rarity ,

You are also the OP; so clearly you are still around wink

Last edited by ewaller (2016-07-07 13:42:31)


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