When you do emulation with Unicorn Engine, do you want to inspect the inner state during every step?
udbserver is a plugin for Unicorn, provides a debug server which implements GDB Remote Serial Protocol. You can connect it by a GDB client and do debugging as what you do on real program.
udbserver can be used as a crate by Rust program, but it also provides a C library and bindings for other languages. You can use it inside most Unicorn based projects!
- Registers
- Memory
- Single Step
- Breakpoint
- Watchpoint
- Ctrl-C interrupt
- i386
- x86_64
- ARM
- AArch64
- M68K
- MIPS
- PowerPC
- RISC-V
udbserver only provides one API:
void udbserver(void* handle, uint16_t port, uint64_t start_addr);The handle should be the raw handle of a Unicorn instance, port is the port to be listened, start_addr is the address which when Unicorn runs at the debug server will start and wait to be connected. if start_addr is provided with 0, the debug server will start instantly.
You can call this API inside a Unicorn hook, so you can integrate udbserver inside other Unicorn based project easily.
You can use udbserver as a crate in Rust.
You can check the example on how to use it.
And you can try it by:
$ cargo run --example serverThen you can connect it with gdb-multiarch.
udbserver provides a C-compatible set of library, header and pkg-config files, which help you to use it with other languages.
To build and install it you need to use cargo-c:
$ cargo install cargo-c
$ mkdir build
$ cargo cinstall --release --prefix=/usr --destdir build
$ sudo cp -dr build/* /After install the udbserver library, you can use udbserver in other languages.
You could check the examples on how to use udbserver by different languages: