Post: PowerPC Tool (Open Source)
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04-26-2014, 03:03 AM
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Notorious
Caprisuns Is Back
Hello everybody, this is just a little program I made to let you grab the opcode for a PPC instruction that you need!
This can come very useful if you are trying to write some PPC and you are not sure of an opcode for a PPC instruction!
There are plenty of opcodes in this (the ones that you will actually use)
Here is a picture of the program:
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How to use this program:
This is very simple. All you have to do is type in the PPC instruction in the textbox under the label that says 'Instruction' and then press the button called 'Retrieve Opcode' (only button lol) and then the opcode of the PPC instruction will appear in the textbox under the label that says 'Opcode' ! Simple as that.
And for the compiler:
for the first text box you put the first half of the offset for the mod but without the '0x'
and for the second textbox you put the value of the mod to turn it on in decimal
and for the third textbox you put the second half of the offset for the mod
and then press compile!
Thanks to BLB for some opcodes
You can simply find opcodes in IDA PRO by clicking on any PPC Instruction and then going to HEX-View and it will be the first byte unless it is also the same for another one then grab more bytes! And then you can add them to the tool which is why I left it open source
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This can come very useful if you are trying to write some PPC and you are not sure of an opcode for a PPC instruction!
There are plenty of opcodes in this (the ones that you will actually use)
Here is a picture of the program:
You must login or register to view this content.
How to use this program:
This is very simple. All you have to do is type in the PPC instruction in the textbox under the label that says 'Instruction' and then press the button called 'Retrieve Opcode' (only button lol) and then the opcode of the PPC instruction will appear in the textbox under the label that says 'Opcode' ! Simple as that.
And for the compiler:
for the first text box you put the first half of the offset for the mod but without the '0x'
and for the second textbox you put the value of the mod to turn it on in decimal
and for the third textbox you put the second half of the offset for the mod
and then press compile!
Thanks to BLB for some opcodes
You can simply find opcodes in IDA PRO by clicking on any PPC Instruction and then going to HEX-View and it will be the first byte unless it is also the same for another one then grab more bytes! And then you can add them to the tool which is why I left it open source
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