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iced-x86
What iced-x86 is
iced-x86 is free software for static analysis of Intel and AMD instruction sets on x86 architectures. Its stated architecture coverage includes 16-bit, 32-bit, and 64-bit x86. Listed platforms include Linux, macOS, web, and Windows, with Windows, macOS, and Linux specifically identified as supported desktop platforms. The project is hosted on GitHub, and a free plan is available. iced-x86 does not list a decompiler, firmware analysis, or a plugin API. Its scope is therefore centered on examining x86 instructions rather than decompiling programs, analyzing firmware, or extending through plugins. The supported instruction sets cover both Intel and AMD within the x86 definition. Users can consider it for static instruction analysis across the listed environments, while accounting for the explicit boundaries around decompilation, firmware work, and plugin-based extension. No paid charge is listed for the software.
Who it suits
iced-x86 suits developers or analysts working with Intel and AMD x86 instructions in static-analysis workflows. It fits users needing 16-, 32-, or 64-bit coverage across the listed desktop or web platforms.
What it does well
- Static analysis mode
- Supports 16-, 32-, and 64-bit x86
- Covers Intel and AMD instruction sets
- Linux, macOS, web, and Windows listed
- Free plan
What to know first
- No decompiler
- No firmware analysis
- No plugin API
Verdict
iced-x86 provides free static analysis focused on Intel and AMD x86 instructions across several environments.
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