HAL- Hardware Analyzer

Hardware Analyzer (HAL) [/hel/] is a comprehensive reverse engineering and manipulation framework for gate-level netlists focusing on efficiency, extendability, and portability. HAL comes with a fully-fledged plugin system, allowing to introduce arbitrary functionalities to the core.

Features

• Natural directed graph representation of netlist elements and their connections
• Support for custom gate libraries
• High-performance thanks to optimized C++ core
• Modularity: write your own C++ Plugins for efficient netlist analysis and manipulation (e.g. via graph algorithms)
• A feature-rich GUI allowing for visual netlist inspection and interactive analysis
• An integrated Python shell to exploratively interact with netlist elements and to interface plugins from the GUI

Changelog v1.1.3

• Remember py path for last ‘saved as’
• Fix several bugs regarding file modified state
• Add file modified indicator
• Fix function call
• Remove unnecessary function parameters
• added missing includes
• Remove malformed whitespaces
• Remove global content manager artifacts
• Add python file modified indicator
• Deglobalize hal content manager
• Connect netlist watcher and file status manager
• Integrate global file status manager
• Add Quuid to python code editor
• Add global class to track modified files
• recent-files-items now keep track of their files and are removeable. This fixes issue #136
• Fix content manager integration
• Integrate content manager to previous solution
• Fix errors after master merge
• Add ability to reload pyscript if modified on disk

Install && Tutorial

Copyright (c) 2019 Ruhr-Universität Bochum, Lehrstuhl für Eingebettete Sicherheit. All Rights Reserved.
Copyright (c) 2019 Marc Fyrbiak, Sebastian Wallat, Max Hoffmann (“ORIGINAL AUTHORS”). All rights reserved.