Capstone is a disassembly framework with support for multiple hardware architectures like ARM, X86, MIPS, and more. It offers a clean and lightweight API, provides details on disassembled instructions, and is implemented in pure C with bindings for various languages. It has native support for popular platforms like Windows, Mac OSX, Linux, and more.
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