arm32Cpu.cpp

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/*
**  Copyright (C) - Triton
**
**  This program is under the terms of the Apache License 2.0.
*/
 
#include <algorithm>
#include <cctype>
#include <cstring>
 
#include <triton/architecture.hpp>
#include <triton/arm32Cpu.hpp>
#include <triton/coreUtils.hpp>
#include <triton/cpuSize.hpp>
#include <triton/exceptions.hpp>
#include <triton/externalLibs.hpp>
#include <triton/immediate.hpp>
 
 
 
namespace triton {
  namespace arch {
    namespace arm {
      namespace arm32 {
 
        Arm32Cpu::Arm32Cpu(triton::callbacks::Callbacks* callbacks) : Arm32Specifications(ARCH_ARM32) {
          this->callbacks       = callbacks;
          this->handleArm       = 0;
          this->handleThumb     = 0;
          this->thumb           = false;
          this->itInstrsCount   = 0;
          this->itInstrIndex    = 0;
          this->itCC            = triton::arch::arm::condition_e::ID_CONDITION_INVALID;
          this->itCCInv         = triton::arch::arm::condition_e::ID_CONDITION_INVALID;
 
          this->clear();
          this->disassInit();
        }
        Arm32Cpu::Arm32Cpu(triton::callbacks::Callbacks* callbacks) : Arm32Specifications(ARCH_ARM32) {…}
 
 
        Arm32Cpu::Arm32Cpu(const Arm32Cpu& other) : Arm32Specifications(ARCH_ARM32) {
          this->copy(other);
        }
        Arm32Cpu::Arm32Cpu(const Arm32Cpu& other) : Arm32Specifications(ARCH_ARM32) {…}
 
 
        Arm32Cpu::~Arm32Cpu() {
          this->memory.clear();
 
          if (this->handleArm) {
            triton::extlibs::capstone::cs_close(&this->handleArm);
          }
 
          if (this->handleThumb) {
            triton::extlibs::capstone::cs_close(&this->handleThumb);
          }
        }
        Arm32Cpu::~Arm32Cpu() {…}
 
 
        void Arm32Cpu::disassInit(void) {
          /* Open capstone in ARM mode. */
          if (this->handleArm) {
            triton::extlibs::capstone::cs_close(&this->handleArm);
          }
 
          /* Open capstone in Thumb mode. */
          if (this->handleThumb) {
            triton::extlibs::capstone::cs_close(&this->handleThumb);
          }
 
          if (triton::extlibs::capstone::cs_open(triton::extlibs::capstone::CS_ARCH_ARM, triton::extlibs::capstone::CS_MODE_ARM, &this->handleArm) != triton::extlibs::capstone::CS_ERR_OK) {
            throw triton::exceptions::Disassembly("Arm32Cpu::disassInit(): Cannot open capstone in ARM mode.");
          }
 
          if (triton::extlibs::capstone::cs_open(triton::extlibs::capstone::CS_ARCH_ARM, triton::extlibs::capstone::CS_MODE_THUMB, &this->handleThumb) != triton::extlibs::capstone::CS_ERR_OK) {
            throw triton::exceptions::Disassembly("Arm32Cpu::disassInit(): Cannot open capstone in Thumb mode.");
          }
 
          triton::extlibs::capstone::cs_option(this->handleThumb, triton::extlibs::capstone::CS_OPT_DETAIL, triton::extlibs::capstone::CS_OPT_ON);
          triton::extlibs::capstone::cs_option(this->handleArm,   triton::extlibs::capstone::CS_OPT_DETAIL, triton::extlibs::capstone::CS_OPT_ON);
        }
 
 
        void Arm32Cpu::copy(const Arm32Cpu& other) {
          this->callbacks           = other.callbacks;
          this->exclusiveMemoryTags = other.exclusiveMemoryTags;
          this->memory              = other.memory;
 
          std::memcpy(this->r0,   other.r0,   sizeof(this->r0));
          std::memcpy(this->r1,   other.r1,   sizeof(this->r1));
          std::memcpy(this->r2,   other.r2,   sizeof(this->r2));
          std::memcpy(this->r3,   other.r3,   sizeof(this->r3));
          std::memcpy(this->r4,   other.r4,   sizeof(this->r4));
          std::memcpy(this->r5,   other.r5,   sizeof(this->r5));
          std::memcpy(this->r6,   other.r6,   sizeof(this->r6));
          std::memcpy(this->r7,   other.r7,   sizeof(this->r7));
          std::memcpy(this->r8,   other.r8,   sizeof(this->r8));
          std::memcpy(this->r9,   other.r9,   sizeof(this->r9));
          std::memcpy(this->r10,  other.r10,  sizeof(this->r10));
          std::memcpy(this->r11,  other.r11,  sizeof(this->r11));
          std::memcpy(this->r12,  other.r12,  sizeof(this->r12));
          std::memcpy(this->sp,   other.sp,   sizeof(this->sp));
          std::memcpy(this->r14,  other.r14,  sizeof(this->r14));
          std::memcpy(this->pc,   other.pc,   sizeof(this->pc));
          std::memcpy(this->apsr, other.apsr, sizeof(this->apsr));
        }
 
 
        void Arm32Cpu::clear(void) {
          /* Clear memory */
          this->memory.clear();
 
          /* Clear registers */
          std::memset(this->r0,   0x00, sizeof(this->r0));
          std::memset(this->r1,   0x00, sizeof(this->r1));
          std::memset(this->r2,   0x00, sizeof(this->r2));
          std::memset(this->r3,   0x00, sizeof(this->r3));
          std::memset(this->r4,   0x00, sizeof(this->r4));
          std::memset(this->r5,   0x00, sizeof(this->r5));
          std::memset(this->r6,   0x00, sizeof(this->r6));
          std::memset(this->r7,   0x00, sizeof(this->r7));
          std::memset(this->r8,   0x00, sizeof(this->r8));
          std::memset(this->r9,   0x00, sizeof(this->r9));
          std::memset(this->r10,  0x00, sizeof(this->r10));
          std::memset(this->r11,  0x00, sizeof(this->r11));
          std::memset(this->r12,  0x00, sizeof(this->r12));
          std::memset(this->sp,   0x00, sizeof(this->sp));
          std::memset(this->r14,  0x00, sizeof(this->r14));
          std::memset(this->pc,   0x00, sizeof(this->pc));
          std::memset(this->apsr, 0x00, sizeof(this->apsr));
        }
        void Arm32Cpu::clear(void) {…}
 
 
        Arm32Cpu& Arm32Cpu::operator=(const Arm32Cpu& other) {
          this->copy(other);
          return *this;
        }
        Arm32Cpu& Arm32Cpu::operator=(const Arm32Cpu& other) {…}
 
 
        triton::arch::endianness_e Arm32Cpu::getEndianness(void) const {
          return triton::arch::LE_ENDIANNESS;
        }
        triton::arch::endianness_e Arm32Cpu::getEndianness(void) const  {…}
 
 
        bool Arm32Cpu::isFlag(triton::arch::register_e regId) const {
          return ((regId >= triton::arch::ID_REG_ARM32_C && regId <= triton::arch::ID_REG_ARM32_Z) ? true : false);
        }
        bool Arm32Cpu::isFlag(triton::arch::register_e regId) const  {…}
 
 
        bool Arm32Cpu::isRegister(triton::arch::register_e regId) const {
          return this->isGPR(regId);
        }
        bool Arm32Cpu::isRegister(triton::arch::register_e regId) const  {…}
 
 
        bool Arm32Cpu::isRegisterValid(triton::arch::register_e regId) const {
          return (this->isFlag(regId) || this->isRegister(regId));
        }
        bool Arm32Cpu::isRegisterValid(triton::arch::register_e regId) const  {…}
 
 
        bool Arm32Cpu::isGPR(triton::arch::register_e regId) const {
          return ((regId >= triton::arch::ID_REG_ARM32_R0 && regId <= triton::arch::ID_REG_ARM32_APSR) ? true : false);
        }
        bool Arm32Cpu::isGPR(triton::arch::register_e regId) const  {…}
 
 
        triton::uint32 Arm32Cpu::numberOfRegisters(void) const {
          return triton::arch::ID_REG_LAST_ITEM;
        }
        triton::uint32 Arm32Cpu::numberOfRegisters(void) const  {…}
 
 
        triton::uint32 Arm32Cpu::gprSize(void) const {
          return triton::size::dword;
        }
        triton::uint32 Arm32Cpu::gprSize(void) const  {…}
 
 
        triton::uint32 Arm32Cpu::gprBitSize(void) const {
          return triton::bitsize::dword;
        }
        triton::uint32 Arm32Cpu::gprBitSize(void) const  {…}
 
 
        const std::unordered_map<triton::arch::register_e, const triton::arch::Register>& Arm32Cpu::getAllRegisters(void) const {
          return this->id2reg;
        }
        const std::unordered_map<triton::arch::register_e, const triton::arch::Register>& Arm32Cpu::getAllRegisters(void) const  {…}
 
        const std::unordered_map<triton::uint64, triton::uint8, IdentityHash<triton::uint64>>& Arm32Cpu::getConcreteMemory(void) const {
          return this->memory;
        }
        const std::unordered_map<triton::uint64, triton::uint8, IdentityHash<triton::uint64>>& Arm32Cpu::getConcreteMemory(void) const  {…}
 
 
        std::set<const triton::arch::Register*> Arm32Cpu::getParentRegisters(void) const {
          std::set<const triton::arch::Register*> ret;
 
          for (const auto& kv: this->id2reg) {
            auto regId = kv.first;
            const auto& reg = kv.second;
 
            /* Add GPR */
            if (reg.getSize() == this->gprSize())
              ret.insert(&reg);
 
            /* Add Flags */
            else if (this->isFlag(regId))
              ret.insert(&reg);
          }
 
          return ret;
        }
        std::set<const triton::arch::Register*> Arm32Cpu::getParentRegisters(void) const  {…}
 
 
        const triton::arch::Register& Arm32Cpu::getRegister(triton::arch::register_e id) const {
          try {
            return this->id2reg.at(id);
          } catch (const std::out_of_range&) {
            throw triton::exceptions::Cpu("Arm32Cpu::getRegister(): Invalid register for this architecture.");
          }
        }
        const triton::arch::Register& Arm32Cpu::getRegister(triton::arch::register_e id) const  {…}
 
 
        const triton::arch::Register& Arm32Cpu::getRegister(const std::string& name) const {
        std::string lower = name;
        std::transform(lower.begin(), lower.end(), lower.begin(), [](unsigned char c){ return std::tolower(c); });
          try {
            return this->getRegister(this->name2id.at(lower));
          } catch (const std::out_of_range&) {
            throw triton::exceptions::Cpu("Arm32Cpu::getRegister(): Invalid register for this architecture.");
          }
        }
        const triton::arch::Register& Arm32Cpu::getRegister(const std::string& name) const  {…}
 
 
        const triton::arch::Register& Arm32Cpu::getParentRegister(const triton::arch::Register& reg) const {
          return this->getRegister(reg.getParent());
        }
        const triton::arch::Register& Arm32Cpu::getParentRegister(const triton::arch::Register& reg) const  {…}
 
 
        const triton::arch::Register& Arm32Cpu::getParentRegister(triton::arch::register_e id) const {
          return this->getParentRegister(this->getRegister(id));
        }
        const triton::arch::Register& Arm32Cpu::getParentRegister(triton::arch::register_e id) const  {…}
 
 
        const triton::arch::Register& Arm32Cpu::getProgramCounter(void) const {
          return this->getRegister(this->pcId);
        }
        const triton::arch::Register& Arm32Cpu::getProgramCounter(void) const  {…}
 
 
        const triton::arch::Register& Arm32Cpu::getStackPointer(void) const {
          return this->getRegister(this->spId);
        }
        const triton::arch::Register& Arm32Cpu::getStackPointer(void) const  {…}
 
 
        void Arm32Cpu::disassembly(triton::arch::Instruction& inst) {
          triton::extlibs::capstone::csh      handle;
          triton::extlibs::capstone::cs_insn* insn;
          triton::usize                       count = 0;
 
          /* Check if the opcode and opcode' size are defined */
          if (inst.getOpcode() == nullptr || inst.getSize() == 0)
            throw triton::exceptions::Disassembly("Arm32Cpu::disassembly(): Opcode and opcodeSize must be definied.");
 
          /* Select capstone handler (based on execution mode) */
          handle = (this->thumb ? this->handleThumb : this->handleArm);
 
          /* Clear instructicon's operands if alredy defined */
          inst.operands.clear();
 
          /* Update instruction address if undefined */
          if (!inst.getAddress()) {
            inst.setAddress(static_cast<triton::uint64>(this->getConcreteRegisterValue(this->getProgramCounter())));
          }
 
          /* Let's disass and build our operands */
          count = triton::extlibs::capstone::cs_disasm(handle, inst.getOpcode(), inst.getSize(), inst.getAddress(), 0, &insn);
          if (count > 0) {
            triton::extlibs::capstone::cs_detail* detail = insn->detail;
 
            /* Refine the opcode */
            inst.setOpcode(insn[0].bytes, insn[0].size);
 
            /* Refine the size */
            inst.setSize(insn[0].size);
 
            /* Init the instruction's type */
            inst.setType(this->capstoneInstructionToTritonInstruction(insn[0].id));
 
            /* Init the instruction's code codition */
            inst.setCodeCondition(this->capstoneConditionToTritonCondition(detail->arm.cc));
 
            /* Init the instruction's write back flag */
            inst.setWriteBack(detail->arm.writeback);
 
            /* Set True if the instruction udpate flags */
            inst.setUpdateFlag(detail->arm.update_flags);
 
            /* Set thumb mode */
            inst.setThumb(thumb);
 
            /* Set architecture */
            inst.setArchitecture(triton::arch::ARCH_ARM32);
 
            /* Init the disassembly */
            std::stringstream str;
 
            /* Add mnemonic */
            str << insn[0].mnemonic;
 
            /* Add operands */
            if (inst.getType() == ID_INS_IT || detail->arm.op_count)
              str << " " <<  insn[0].op_str;
 
            inst.setDisassembly(str.str());
 
            /* Process IT instruction */
            if (inst.getType() == ID_INS_IT) {
              /* Nested IT instruction, throw an exception as this is not valid ARM code */
              if (this->itInstrsCount > 0)
                throw triton::exceptions::Disassembly("Arm32Cpu::disassembly(): Nested IT instructions are not allowed.");
 
              /* Copy state from the mnemonic of the instruction */
              strncpy(this->itStateArray, &insn[0].mnemonic[1], 5);
              this->itStateArray[4] = 0;
 
              this->itInstrsCount = strlen(this->itStateArray);
              this->itInstrIndex  = 0;
 
              this->itCC    = inst.getCodeCondition();
              this->itCCInv = this->invertCodeCondition(this->itCC);
            }
 
            /* Process instruction within an IT block */
            if (inst.getType() != ID_INS_IT && this->itInstrsCount > 0) {
              /* NOTE Assuming that CS always returns mnemonics in lower case */
              triton::arch::arm::condition_e cc = this->itStateArray[this->itInstrIndex] == 't' ? this->itCC : this->itCCInv;
 
              inst.setCodeCondition(cc);
 
              /* From the reference manual: "16-bit instructions in the IT
                 block, other than CMP, CMN and TST, do not set the condition
                 flags". */
              if (inst.getSize() == 2 && inst.getType() != ID_INS_CMP && \
                  inst.getType() != ID_INS_CMN && inst.getType() != ID_INS_TST) {
                inst.setUpdateFlag(false);
              }
 
              this->itInstrsCount--;
              this->itInstrIndex++;
            }
 
            /* Init operands */
            for (triton::uint32 n = 0; n < detail->arm.op_count; n++) {
              triton::extlibs::capstone::cs_arm_op* op = &(detail->arm.operands[n]);
              switch(op->type) {
 
                case triton::extlibs::capstone::ARM_OP_IMM: {
                  triton::arch::Immediate imm(op->imm, triton::size::dword);
 
                  if (op->subtracted)
                    imm.setSubtracted(true);
 
                  inst.operands.push_back(triton::arch::OperandWrapper(imm));
                  break;
                }
 
                case triton::extlibs::capstone::ARM_OP_MEM: {
                  triton::arch::MemoryAccess mem;
 
                  /* Set the size of the memory access */
                  triton::uint32 size = this->getMemoryOperandSpecialSize(inst.getType());
                  mem.setBits(size ? ((size * triton::bitsize::byte) - 1) : triton::bitsize::dword-1, 0);
 
                  /* LEA if exists */
                  const triton::arch::Register base(*this, this->capstoneRegisterToTritonRegister(op->mem.base));
                  triton::arch::Register index(*this, this->capstoneRegisterToTritonRegister(op->mem.index));
 
                  /* Set Shift type and value */
                  triton::arch::arm::shift_e shiftType = this->capstoneShiftToTritonShift(op->shift.type);
 
                  index.setShiftType(shiftType);
 
                  switch(shiftType) {
                    case triton::arch::arm::ID_SHIFT_INVALID:
                      break;
                    case triton::arch::arm::ID_SHIFT_ASR:
                    case triton::arch::arm::ID_SHIFT_LSL:
                    case triton::arch::arm::ID_SHIFT_LSR:
                    case triton::arch::arm::ID_SHIFT_ROR:
                      index.setShiftValue(op->shift.value);
                      break;
                    case triton::arch::arm::ID_SHIFT_RRX:
                      /* NOTE: According to the manual RRX there is no
                       * immediate associated with this shift type. However,
                       * from the description of the instruction it can be
                       * deduced that a value of one is used.
                       */
                      index.setShiftValue(1);
                      break;
                    case triton::arch::arm::ID_SHIFT_ASR_REG:
                    case triton::arch::arm::ID_SHIFT_LSL_REG:
                    case triton::arch::arm::ID_SHIFT_LSR_REG:
                    case triton::arch::arm::ID_SHIFT_ROR_REG:
                      index.setShiftValue(this->capstoneRegisterToTritonRegister(op->shift.value));
                      break;
                    case triton::arch::arm::ID_SHIFT_RRX_REG:
                      /* NOTE: Capstone considers this as a viable shift operand
                       * but according to the ARM manual this is not possible.
                       */
                      throw triton::exceptions::Disassembly("Arm32Cpu::disassembly(): Invalid shift type.");
                      break;
                    default:
                      throw triton::exceptions::Disassembly("Arm32Cpu::disassembly(): Invalid shift type.");
                  }
 
                  if (op->subtracted) {
                    index.setSubtracted(true);
                  }
 
                  triton::uint32 immsize = (
                    this->isRegisterValid(base.getId()) ? base.getSize() :
                    this->isRegisterValid(index.getId()) ? index.getSize() :
                    this->gprSize()
                  );
 
                  triton::arch::Immediate disp(op->mem.disp, immsize);
 
                  /* Specify that LEA contains a PC relative */
                  if (base.getId() == this->pcId) {
                    /* NOTE: PC always points to the address to the current
                     * instruction plus: a) 8 in case of ARM mode, or b) 4 in
                     * case of Thumb. It is also aligned to 4 bytes. For more
                     * information, refer to section "Use of labels in UAL
                     * instruction syntax" of the reference manual.
                     */
                    auto offset = this->thumb ? 4 : 8;
                    auto address = (inst.getAddress() + offset);
                    /* Align address except when it is a TBB or TBH instruction. */
                    if (!(inst.getType() == ID_INS_TBB || inst.getType() == ID_INS_TBH)) {
                      address = address & 0xfffffffc;
                    }
                    mem.setPcRelative(address);
                  }
 
                  /* Note that in ARM32 there is no segment register and scale value */
                  mem.setBaseRegister(base);
                  mem.setIndexRegister(index);
                  mem.setDisplacement(disp);
 
                  /* If there is an index register available, set scale to 1 to perform this following computation (base) + (index * scale) */
                  if (this->isRegisterValid(index.getId()))
                    mem.setScale(triton::arch::Immediate(1, index.getSize()));
 
                  inst.operands.push_back(triton::arch::OperandWrapper(mem));
                  break;
                }
 
                case triton::extlibs::capstone::ARM_OP_REG: {
                  triton::arch::Register reg(*this, this->capstoneRegisterToTritonRegister(op->reg));
 
                  /* Set Shift type and value */
                  triton::arch::arm::shift_e shiftType = this->capstoneShiftToTritonShift(op->shift.type);
 
                  reg.setShiftType(shiftType);
 
                  switch(shiftType) {
                    case triton::arch::arm::ID_SHIFT_INVALID:
                      break;
                    case triton::arch::arm::ID_SHIFT_ASR:
                    case triton::arch::arm::ID_SHIFT_LSL:
                    case triton::arch::arm::ID_SHIFT_LSR:
                    case triton::arch::arm::ID_SHIFT_ROR:
                      reg.setShiftValue(op->shift.value);
                      break;
                    case triton::arch::arm::ID_SHIFT_RRX:
                      /* NOTE: According to the manual RRX there is no
                       * immediate associated with this shift type. However,
                       * from the description of the instruction it can be
                       * deduced that a value of one is used.
                       */
                      reg.setShiftValue(1);
                      break;
                    case triton::arch::arm::ID_SHIFT_ASR_REG:
                    case triton::arch::arm::ID_SHIFT_LSL_REG:
                    case triton::arch::arm::ID_SHIFT_LSR_REG:
                    case triton::arch::arm::ID_SHIFT_ROR_REG:
                      reg.setShiftValue(this->capstoneRegisterToTritonRegister(op->shift.value));
                      break;
                    case triton::arch::arm::ID_SHIFT_RRX_REG:
                      /* NOTE: Capstone considers this as a viable shift operand
                       * but according to the ARM manual this is not possible.
                       */
                      throw triton::exceptions::Disassembly("Arm32Cpu::disassembly(): Invalid shift type.");
                      break;
                    default:
                      throw triton::exceptions::Disassembly("Arm32Cpu::disassembly(): Invalid shift type.");
                  }
 
                  if (op->subtracted)
                    reg.setSubtracted(true);
 
                  inst.operands.push_back(triton::arch::OperandWrapper(reg));
                  break;
                }
 
                default:
                  /* NOTE: FP, CIMM, and missing one are not supported yet. */
                  throw triton::exceptions::Disassembly("Arm32Cpu::disassembly(): Invalid operand.");
              } // switch
            } // for operand
 
            /* Set branch */
            if (detail->groups_count > 0) {
              for (triton::uint32 n = 0; n < detail->groups_count; n++) {
                if (detail->groups[n] == triton::extlibs::capstone::ARM_GRP_JUMP) {
                  inst.setBranch(true);
                  inst.setControlFlow(true);
                }
              }
            }
 
            /* Post process instruction */
            this->postDisassembly(inst);
 
            /* Free capstone stuffs */
            triton::extlibs::capstone::cs_free(insn, count);
          }
          else
            throw triton::exceptions::Disassembly("Arm32Cpu::disassembly(): Failed to disassemble the given code.");
 
          return;
        }
        void Arm32Cpu::disassembly(triton::arch::Instruction& inst) {…}
 
 
        void Arm32Cpu::postDisassembly(triton::arch::Instruction& inst) const {
          /* Fix update flag */
          /* NOTE: Quick (and super ugly) hack. Capstone is reporting
           * update_flags equals true for ADC, RSC and SBC instruction when
           * it shouldn't (it should only report true when the S suffix is
           * present). This will be removed once Capstone is fixed. For more
           * information, see: https://github.com/aquynh/capstone/issues/1568.
           */
          switch (inst.getType()) {
            case ID_INS_ADC:
            case ID_INS_RSC:
            case ID_INS_SBC:
              if (inst.getDisassembly().at(3) != 's')
                inst.setUpdateFlag(false);
              break;
          }
 
          /* Make implicit destination operand explicit */
          /* NOTE: For some instructions the destination operand is
           * optional (in which case the first source operand is used as
           * destination). Capstone returns always all three operands for
           * ARM instruction (i.e. make the destination operand explicit).
           * However, it does not do the same for Thumb instructions. Here
           * we make the destination operand explicit (in order to simplify
           * the implementation of the semantics).
           */
          if (inst.isThumb() && inst.operands.size() == 2) {
            triton::arch::OperandWrapper op(inst.operands[0]);
 
            switch (inst.getType()) {
              case ID_INS_ADC:
              case ID_INS_ADD:
              case ID_INS_AND:
              case ID_INS_ASR:
              case ID_INS_BIC:
              case ID_INS_EOR:
              case ID_INS_LSL:
              case ID_INS_LSR:
              case ID_INS_ORR:
              case ID_INS_ROR:
              case ID_INS_SBC:
              case ID_INS_SUB:
                inst.operands.insert(inst.operands.begin(), op);
                break;
            }
          }
 
          /* NOTE: If the instruction is POP and contains a PC register,
           * we have to define the instruction as modifiying the control
           * flow. See #945.
           */
          if (inst.getType() == ID_INS_POP) {
            /* FIXME: Maybe the loop is useless if PC is always the last operand? */
            for (auto& op : inst.operands) {
              if (op.getType() == triton::arch::OP_REG && op.getConstRegister().getId() == this->pcId) {
                inst.setControlFlow(true);
                break;
              }
            }
          }
        }
 
 
        triton::uint8 Arm32Cpu::getConcreteMemoryValue(triton::uint64 addr, bool execCallbacks) const {
          if (execCallbacks && this->callbacks)
            this->callbacks->processCallbacks(triton::callbacks::GET_CONCRETE_MEMORY_VALUE, MemoryAccess(addr, triton::size::byte));
 
          auto it = this->memory.find(addr);
          if (it == this->memory.end())
            return 0x00;
 
          return it->second;
        }
        triton::uint8 Arm32Cpu::getConcreteMemoryValue(triton::uint64 addr, bool execCallbacks) const  {…}
 
 
        triton::uint512 Arm32Cpu::getConcreteMemoryValue(const triton::arch::MemoryAccess& mem, bool execCallbacks) const {
          triton::uint512 ret = 0;
          triton::uint64 addr = 0;
          triton::uint32 size = 0;
 
          if (execCallbacks && this->callbacks)
            this->callbacks->processCallbacks(triton::callbacks::GET_CONCRETE_MEMORY_VALUE, mem);
 
          addr = mem.getAddress();
          size = mem.getSize();
 
          if (size == 0 || size > triton::size::dqqword)
            throw triton::exceptions::Cpu("Arm32Cpu::getConcreteMemoryValue(): Invalid size memory.");
 
          for (triton::sint32 i = size-1; i >= 0; i--)
            ret = ((ret << triton::bitsize::byte) | this->getConcreteMemoryValue(addr+i, false));
 
          return ret;
        }
        triton::uint512 Arm32Cpu::getConcreteMemoryValue(const triton::arch::MemoryAccess& mem, bool execCallbacks) const  {…}
 
 
        std::vector<triton::uint8> Arm32Cpu::getConcreteMemoryAreaValue(triton::uint64 baseAddr, triton::usize size, bool execCallbacks) const {
          std::vector<triton::uint8> area;
 
          for (triton::usize index = 0; index < size; index++)
            area.push_back(this->getConcreteMemoryValue(baseAddr+index, execCallbacks));
 
          return area;
        }
        std::vector<triton::uint8> Arm32Cpu::getConcreteMemoryAreaValue(triton::uint64 baseAddr, triton::usize size, bool execCallbacks) const  {…}
 
 
        triton::uint512 Arm32Cpu::getConcreteRegisterValue(const triton::arch::Register& reg, bool execCallbacks) const {
          triton::uint512 value = 0;
 
          if (execCallbacks && this->callbacks)
            this->callbacks->processCallbacks(triton::callbacks::GET_CONCRETE_REGISTER_VALUE, reg);
 
          switch (reg.getId()) {
            case triton::arch::ID_REG_ARM32_R0:   return (*((triton::uint32*)(this->r0)));
            case triton::arch::ID_REG_ARM32_R1:   return (*((triton::uint32*)(this->r1)));
            case triton::arch::ID_REG_ARM32_R2:   return (*((triton::uint32*)(this->r2)));
            case triton::arch::ID_REG_ARM32_R3:   return (*((triton::uint32*)(this->r3)));
            case triton::arch::ID_REG_ARM32_R4:   return (*((triton::uint32*)(this->r4)));
            case triton::arch::ID_REG_ARM32_R5:   return (*((triton::uint32*)(this->r5)));
            case triton::arch::ID_REG_ARM32_R6:   return (*((triton::uint32*)(this->r6)));
            case triton::arch::ID_REG_ARM32_R7:   return (*((triton::uint32*)(this->r7)));
            case triton::arch::ID_REG_ARM32_R8:   return (*((triton::uint32*)(this->r8)));
            case triton::arch::ID_REG_ARM32_R9:   return (*((triton::uint32*)(this->r9)));
            case triton::arch::ID_REG_ARM32_R10:  return (*((triton::uint32*)(this->r10)));
            case triton::arch::ID_REG_ARM32_R11:  return (*((triton::uint32*)(this->r11)));
            case triton::arch::ID_REG_ARM32_R12:  return (*((triton::uint32*)(this->r12)));
            case triton::arch::ID_REG_ARM32_SP:   return (*((triton::uint32*)(this->sp)));
            case triton::arch::ID_REG_ARM32_R14:  return (*((triton::uint32*)(this->r14)));
            case triton::arch::ID_REG_ARM32_PC:   return (*((triton::uint32*)(this->pc)));
            case triton::arch::ID_REG_ARM32_APSR: return (*((triton::uint32*)(this->apsr)));
            case triton::arch::ID_REG_ARM32_N:    return (((*((triton::uint32*)(this->apsr))) >> 31) & 1);
            case triton::arch::ID_REG_ARM32_Z:    return (((*((triton::uint32*)(this->apsr))) >> 30) & 1);
            case triton::arch::ID_REG_ARM32_C:    return (((*((triton::uint32*)(this->apsr))) >> 29) & 1);
            case triton::arch::ID_REG_ARM32_V:    return (((*((triton::uint32*)(this->apsr))) >> 28) & 1);
            default:
              throw triton::exceptions::Cpu("Arm32Cpu::getConcreteRegisterValue(): Invalid register.");
          }
 
          return value;
        }
        triton::uint512 Arm32Cpu::getConcreteRegisterValue(const triton::arch::Register& reg, bool execCallbacks) const  {…}
 
 
        void Arm32Cpu::setConcreteMemoryValue(triton::uint64 addr, triton::uint8 value, bool execCallbacks) {
          if (execCallbacks && this->callbacks)
            this->callbacks->processCallbacks(triton::callbacks::SET_CONCRETE_MEMORY_VALUE, MemoryAccess(addr, triton::size::byte), value);
          this->memory[addr] = value;
        }
        void Arm32Cpu::setConcreteMemoryValue(triton::uint64 addr, triton::uint8 value, bool execCallbacks) {…}
 
 
        void Arm32Cpu::setConcreteMemoryValue(const triton::arch::MemoryAccess& mem, const triton::uint512& value, bool execCallbacks) {
          triton::uint64 addr = mem.getAddress();
          triton::uint32 size = mem.getSize();
          triton::uint512 cv  = value;
 
          if (cv > mem.getMaxValue())
            throw triton::exceptions::Register("Arm32Cpu::setConcreteMemoryValue(): You cannot set this concrete value (too big) to this memory access.");
 
          if (size == 0 || size > triton::size::dqqword)
            throw triton::exceptions::Cpu("Arm32Cpu::setConcreteMemoryValue(): Invalid size memory.");
 
          if (execCallbacks && this->callbacks)
            this->callbacks->processCallbacks(triton::callbacks::SET_CONCRETE_MEMORY_VALUE, mem, value);
 
          for (triton::uint32 i = 0; i < size; i++) {
            this->memory[addr+i] = static_cast<triton::uint8>((cv & 0xff));
            cv >>= 8;
          }
        }
        void Arm32Cpu::setConcreteMemoryValue(const triton::arch::MemoryAccess& mem, const triton::uint512& value, bool execCallbacks) {…}
 
 
        void Arm32Cpu::setConcreteMemoryAreaValue(triton::uint64 baseAddr, const std::vector<triton::uint8>& values, bool execCallbacks) {
          this->memory.reserve(values.size() + this->memory.size());
          for (triton::usize index = 0; index < values.size(); index++) {
            this->setConcreteMemoryValue(baseAddr+index, values[index], execCallbacks);
          }
        }
        void Arm32Cpu::setConcreteMemoryAreaValue(triton::uint64 baseAddr, const std::vector<triton::uint8>& values, bool execCallbacks) {…}
 
 
        void Arm32Cpu::setConcreteMemoryAreaValue(triton::uint64 baseAddr, const void* area, triton::usize size, bool execCallbacks) {
          this->memory.reserve(size + this->memory.size());
          for (triton::usize index = 0; index < size; index++) {
            this->setConcreteMemoryValue(baseAddr+index, reinterpret_cast<const triton::uint8*>(area)[index], execCallbacks);
          }
        }
        void Arm32Cpu::setConcreteMemoryAreaValue(triton::uint64 baseAddr, const void* area, triton::usize size, bool execCallbacks) {…}
 
 
        void Arm32Cpu::setConcreteRegisterValue(const triton::arch::Register& reg, const triton::uint512& value, bool execCallbacks) {
          if (value > reg.getMaxValue())
            throw triton::exceptions::Register("Arm32Cpu::setConcreteRegisterValue(): You cannot set this concrete value (too big) to this register.");
 
          if (execCallbacks && this->callbacks)
            this->callbacks->processCallbacks(triton::callbacks::SET_CONCRETE_REGISTER_VALUE, reg, value);
 
          switch (reg.getId()) {
            case triton::arch::ID_REG_ARM32_R0:   (*((triton::uint32*)(this->r0)))   = static_cast<triton::uint32>(value); break;
            case triton::arch::ID_REG_ARM32_R1:   (*((triton::uint32*)(this->r1)))   = static_cast<triton::uint32>(value); break;
            case triton::arch::ID_REG_ARM32_R2:   (*((triton::uint32*)(this->r2)))   = static_cast<triton::uint32>(value); break;
            case triton::arch::ID_REG_ARM32_R3:   (*((triton::uint32*)(this->r3)))   = static_cast<triton::uint32>(value); break;
            case triton::arch::ID_REG_ARM32_R4:   (*((triton::uint32*)(this->r4)))   = static_cast<triton::uint32>(value); break;
            case triton::arch::ID_REG_ARM32_R5:   (*((triton::uint32*)(this->r5)))   = static_cast<triton::uint32>(value); break;
            case triton::arch::ID_REG_ARM32_R6:   (*((triton::uint32*)(this->r6)))   = static_cast<triton::uint32>(value); break;
            case triton::arch::ID_REG_ARM32_R7:   (*((triton::uint32*)(this->r7)))   = static_cast<triton::uint32>(value); break;
            case triton::arch::ID_REG_ARM32_R8:   (*((triton::uint32*)(this->r8)))   = static_cast<triton::uint32>(value); break;
            case triton::arch::ID_REG_ARM32_R9:   (*((triton::uint32*)(this->r9)))   = static_cast<triton::uint32>(value); break;
            case triton::arch::ID_REG_ARM32_R10:  (*((triton::uint32*)(this->r10)))  = static_cast<triton::uint32>(value); break;
            case triton::arch::ID_REG_ARM32_R11:  (*((triton::uint32*)(this->r11)))  = static_cast<triton::uint32>(value); break;
            case triton::arch::ID_REG_ARM32_R12:  (*((triton::uint32*)(this->r12)))  = static_cast<triton::uint32>(value); break;
            case triton::arch::ID_REG_ARM32_SP:   (*((triton::uint32*)(this->sp)))   = static_cast<triton::uint32>(value); break;
            case triton::arch::ID_REG_ARM32_R14:  (*((triton::uint32*)(this->r14)))  = static_cast<triton::uint32>(value); break;
            case triton::arch::ID_REG_ARM32_PC: {
              /* NOTE: Once in Thumb mode only switch to ARM through a Branch
               * and Exchange instruction. The reason for this is that after
               * switching to Thumb the ISB (instruction set selection bit) is
               * cleared. Therefore, if we allow to switch back to ARM through
               * these mechanism we would have a problem processing Thumb
               * instructions.
               */
              auto pc = static_cast<triton::uint32>(value);
              if (this->isThumb() == false && (pc & 0x1) == 0x1) {
                this->setThumb(true);
              }
              (*((triton::uint32*)(this->pc))) = pc & ~0x1;
              break;
            }
            case triton::arch::ID_REG_ARM32_APSR: (*((triton::uint32*)(this->apsr))) = static_cast<triton::uint32>(value); break;
            case triton::arch::ID_REG_ARM32_N: {
              triton::uint32 b = (*((triton::uint32*)(this->apsr)));
              (*((triton::uint32*)(this->apsr))) = !value.is_zero() ? b | (1 << 31) : b & ~(1 << 31);
              break;
            }
            case triton::arch::ID_REG_ARM32_Z: {
              triton::uint32 b = (*((triton::uint32*)(this->apsr)));
              (*((triton::uint32*)(this->apsr))) = !value.is_zero() ? b | (1 << 30) : b & ~(1 << 30);
              break;
            }
            case triton::arch::ID_REG_ARM32_C: {
              triton::uint32 b = (*((triton::uint32*)(this->apsr)));
              (*((triton::uint32*)(this->apsr))) = !value.is_zero() ? b | (1 << 29) : b & ~(1 << 29);
              break;
            }
            case triton::arch::ID_REG_ARM32_V: {
              triton::uint32 b = (*((triton::uint32*)(this->apsr)));
              (*((triton::uint32*)(this->apsr))) = !value.is_zero() ? b | (1 << 28) : b & ~(1 << 28);
              break;
            }
            default:
              throw triton::exceptions::Cpu("Arm32Cpu:setConcreteRegisterValue(): Invalid register.");
          }
        }
        void Arm32Cpu::setConcreteRegisterValue(const triton::arch::Register& reg, const triton::uint512& value, bool execCallbacks) {…}
 
 
        bool Arm32Cpu::isThumb(void) const {
          return this->thumb;
        }
        bool Arm32Cpu::isThumb(void) const  {…}
 
 
        void Arm32Cpu::setThumb(bool state) {
          this->thumb = state;
        }
        void Arm32Cpu::setThumb(bool state) {…}
 
 
        bool Arm32Cpu::isMemoryExclusive(const triton::arch::MemoryAccess& mem) const {
          triton::uint64 base = mem.getAddress();
 
          for (triton::usize index = 0; index < mem.getSize(); index++) {
            if (this->exclusiveMemoryTags.find(base + index) != this->exclusiveMemoryTags.end()) {
              return true;
            }
          }
 
          return false;
        }
        bool Arm32Cpu::isMemoryExclusive(const triton::arch::MemoryAccess& mem) const  {…}
 
 
        void Arm32Cpu::setMemoryExclusiveTag(const triton::arch::MemoryAccess& mem, bool tag) {
          triton::uint64 base = mem.getAddress();
 
          for (triton::usize index = 0; index < mem.getSize(); index++) {
            if (tag == true) {
              this->exclusiveMemoryTags.insert(base + index);
            }
            else {
              this->exclusiveMemoryTags.erase(base + index);
            }
          }
        }
        void Arm32Cpu::setMemoryExclusiveTag(const triton::arch::MemoryAccess& mem, bool tag) {…}
 
 
        bool Arm32Cpu::isConcreteMemoryValueDefined(const triton::arch::MemoryAccess& mem) const {
          return this->isConcreteMemoryValueDefined(mem.getAddress(), mem.getSize());
        }
        bool Arm32Cpu::isConcreteMemoryValueDefined(const triton::arch::MemoryAccess& mem) const  {…}
 
 
        bool Arm32Cpu::isConcreteMemoryValueDefined(triton::uint64 baseAddr, triton::usize size) const {
          for (triton::usize index = 0; index < size; index++) {
            if (this->memory.find(baseAddr + index) == this->memory.end())
              return false;
          }
          return true;
        }
        bool Arm32Cpu::isConcreteMemoryValueDefined(triton::uint64 baseAddr, triton::usize size) const  {…}
 
 
        void Arm32Cpu::clearConcreteMemoryValue(const triton::arch::MemoryAccess& mem) {
          this->clearConcreteMemoryValue(mem.getAddress(), mem.getSize());
        }
        void Arm32Cpu::clearConcreteMemoryValue(const triton::arch::MemoryAccess& mem) {…}
 
 
        void Arm32Cpu::clearConcreteMemoryValue(triton::uint64 baseAddr, triton::usize size) {
          for (triton::usize index = 0; index < size; index++) {
            if (this->memory.find(baseAddr + index) != this->memory.end()) {
              this->memory.erase(baseAddr + index);
            }
          }
        }
        void Arm32Cpu::clearConcreteMemoryValue(triton::uint64 baseAddr, triton::usize size) {…}
 
 
        triton::arch::arm::condition_e Arm32Cpu::invertCodeCondition(triton::arch::arm::condition_e cc) const {
          triton::arch::arm::condition_e inv = triton::arch::arm::ID_CONDITION_INVALID;
 
          switch (cc) {
            case triton::arch::arm::ID_CONDITION_INVALID:
              inv = triton::arch::arm::ID_CONDITION_INVALID; break;
 
            case triton::arch::arm::ID_CONDITION_AL:
              inv = triton::arch::arm::ID_CONDITION_AL; break;
 
            case triton::arch::arm::ID_CONDITION_EQ:
              inv = triton::arch::arm::ID_CONDITION_NE; break;
 
            case triton::arch::arm::ID_CONDITION_HS:
              inv = triton::arch::arm::ID_CONDITION_LO; break;
 
            case triton::arch::arm::ID_CONDITION_MI:
              inv = triton::arch::arm::ID_CONDITION_PL; break;
 
            case triton::arch::arm::ID_CONDITION_VS:
              inv = triton::arch::arm::ID_CONDITION_VC; break;
 
            case triton::arch::arm::ID_CONDITION_HI:
              inv = triton::arch::arm::ID_CONDITION_LS; break;
 
            case triton::arch::arm::ID_CONDITION_GE:
              inv = triton::arch::arm::ID_CONDITION_LT; break;
 
            case triton::arch::arm::ID_CONDITION_GT:
              inv = triton::arch::arm::ID_CONDITION_LE; break;
 
            case triton::arch::arm::ID_CONDITION_LE:
              inv = triton::arch::arm::ID_CONDITION_GT; break;
 
            case triton::arch::arm::ID_CONDITION_LT:
              inv = triton::arch::arm::ID_CONDITION_GE; break;
 
            case triton::arch::arm::ID_CONDITION_LS:
              inv = triton::arch::arm::ID_CONDITION_HI; break;
 
            case triton::arch::arm::ID_CONDITION_VC:
              inv = triton::arch::arm::ID_CONDITION_VS; break;
 
            case triton::arch::arm::ID_CONDITION_PL:
              inv = triton::arch::arm::ID_CONDITION_MI; break;
 
            case triton::arch::arm::ID_CONDITION_LO:
              inv = triton::arch::arm::ID_CONDITION_HS; break;
 
            case triton::arch::arm::ID_CONDITION_NE:
              inv = triton::arch::arm::ID_CONDITION_EQ; break;
 
            default:
              inv = triton::arch::arm::ID_CONDITION_INVALID; break;
          }
 
          return inv;
        }
 
      }; /* arm32 namespace */
      namespace arm32 {…}
    }; /* arm namespace */
  }; /* arch namespace */
}; /* triton namespace */