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			Libdisasm SWIG README

The SWIG utility (www.swig.org) can be used to generate 


Building SWIG Modules
---------------------

	make
	make install

Make and Install both build Python, Perl, Ruby, and Tcl modules. If you
do not have one of these languages installed, comment out the relevant
target in the main Makefile.

Install uses 'sudo' to put files in the correct locations; if you
do not have sudo installed, change the install targets.

The Module API
--------------

The OOP API
-----------


The Python Module
-----------------

To test that the module loads:

	bash# python
	>>> import x86disasm
	>>> x86disasm.version_string()
	'0.21-pre'
	>>>^D
	bash#

	>>> import x86disasm
	>>> import array
	>>> disasm = x86disasm.X86_Disasm( )
	>>> tgt = open( "/tmp/a.out", "rb" )
	>>> tgt.seek( 0, 2 )
	>>> size = tgt.tell()
	>>> tgt.seek( 0, 0 )
	>>> buf = array.array( 'B' )
	>>> buf.fromfile( tgt, size )
	>>> tgt.close()
	>>> data = x86disasm.byteArray( size )
	>>> for i in range( size ):
	...     data[i] = buf.pop(0)
	...
	>>> del buf
	>>> del tgt
	>>> insn = disasm.disasm( data, size - 1, 0, 0 )
	>>> insn.format( x86disasm.att_syntax )
	 'jg\t0x00000047'
	>>> insn.format( x86disasm.raw_syntax )
	'0x00000000|0x00000000|2|7F 45 |||controlflow|jcc|jg|80386|General Purpose|||zero_clear sign_eq_oflow |0|0|relative|sbyte|00000047|'
	>>> ops = insn.operand_list()
	>>> node = ops.first()
	>>> while node is not None:
	...     s = node.op.format(x86disasm.raw_syntax)
	...     print s
	...     node = ops.next()
	... 
	relative|sbyte|00000047|






The Perl Module
---------------

To test that the module loads:

	bash# perl
	use x86disasm;
	print x86disasm::version_string() . "\n";
	^D
	0.21-pre
	bash#

The Ruby Module
---------------

To test that the module loads:

	bash# irb
	irb(main):001:0> require 'x86disasm'
	=> true
	irb(main):002:0> X86disasm.version_string()
	=> "0.21-pre"
	irb(main):003:0> x = X86disasm::X86_Disasm.new
	=> #<X86disasm::X86_Disasm:0xb7d624a4>
	irb(main):004:0> x.max_register_string()
	=> 8
	irb(main):003:0> ^D
	bash#

The Tcl Module
---------------

To test that the module loads:

	bash# tclsh
	% load /usr/lib/tcl8.3/x86disasm.so X86disasm
	% version_string
	0.21-pre
	% ^D
	bash#

	% x86_init 0 NULL NULL
		OR
	% x86disasm dis
	_486b0708_p_x86disasm
	%  puts "[dis cget -last_error]"
	0




The Interface Files
-------------------

	libdisasm.i	-- interface file without shadow classes
	libdisasm_oop.i	-- interface file with shadow classes