not working for me on both laptop or desktop, so not sure what's going on if you don't have this problem
View attachment float.mp4
need to have error before then no problem, very strange, mean time try getting an error first
other errors no problem, ex. mov > mon
only value type .float .dword, .word, etc... freeze
update: if I change mov w0, 1 > .float 1 > .flt 1, it won't freeze
it only freezes if the original cheat value is in .float format when copied to the left panel
Last edited by dsrules,
a bug? right panel knows it ,left panel shows ERROR unknown （v1.2.9)
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yes, looks like it does not like w=8
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Last edited by TomSwitch,
@TomSwitch, could you test on the Assembler Input window
delete (in this example str w8) on the left side of the , and see if the app would crash or not?
str w8, [x19, 0x20]
delete (in this example str w8) on the left side of the , and see if the app would crash or not?
str w8, [x19, 0x20]
I deleted letters one by one from start of "str" , one by one, when i try to delete the "," then ANR & hang... maybe any way try to remove or removed the string "str w8" will cause ANR.
Last edited by pspmaster,
delete all from the left side of , will freeze regardless of ldr str mov or cmp
the only solution now is not to delete all before the ,
or delete the , before deleting others
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Keystone don't like malformed assembly instruction. I have added a check.
# Safety check: Keystone hangs on certain malformed instructions
# specifically those starting with characters that are not part of a mnemonic.
instr_stripped = instruction.strip()
if not instr_stripped or not (instr_stripped[0].isalpha() or instr_stripped[0] in '._'):
return None, f"Malformed assembly instruction: '{instruction}'"
that fixed it
can this also be fixed?
.float 100.0
delete any letter from float will freeze
but delete any letter from .float 100 will not freeze (without .0)
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# Safety check: Keystone hangs on certain malformed instructions
# specifically those starting with characters that are not part of a mnemonic.
# We also block all dot-prefixed directives because Keystone hangs on some (like .flot)
# and valid ones should have been handled by the directive parser already.
instr_stripped = instruction.strip()
if not instr_stripped or not (instr_stripped[0].isalpha() or instr_stripped[0] == '_'):
return None, f"Malformed assembly instruction: '{instruction}'"
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