I wonder if other terms like “raising” were considered. Since it starts “lower” and ascends “higher”, the process earned the name “lifting”. Lifting is translating from a lower level language to an intermediate language considered higher. Opening it and selecting LLIL code with get_instruction_low_level_il() in its current state should show a bunch of undefined: Our example binary is the homebrew Pac-Man clone called DacMan. Like the first blog post, you’re invited to install the plugin and follow along development in git:ĭef get_instruction_low_level_il ( self, data : bytes, addr : int, il : 'lowlevelil.LowLevelILFunction' ) -> Optional : return None Provide an instruction’s string representation Member variables in the architecture classĭescribe registers, flags, address size, etc.ĭescribe instruction size, branch behavior regs and implementing class methods like get_instruction_text(), get_instruction_info(), and get_instruction_low_level_il() from architecture.py: Architecture Component This is done by populating Architecture class fields like. Recall an architecture plugin’s job: to inform Binary Ninja (Binja) about an unknown architecture so Binja can open new binaries, perform analysis, etc. In this second installment, we’ll add lifting and discuss Binary Ninja’s intermediate languages. In the first installment of this series, we got a Z80 architecture up and running with disassembly and control graphs.
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