As I've been removed from the Uni's database, I could not retrieve the latest version of the project, however I do not wish to lose this.

Upon running (provided it does so succesfully) you will be prompted to select a executable file. The selected filed must below a page in size (4096 bytes/4kb), and of the x86 architecture. This likely requires shrinking the executable, such as:

• not linking the standard library,
• compiling static information embedded into the executable
• ... etc.

Should the file fufill the size requirement, it will be disassembled from machine code back into x86 assembly.

• Zydis
• Imgui
• Imgui_club

1. Creation of valid code, waiting to be compiled.
2. Code is compiled via compiler (Black box) and generates an appropriate executable.
3. The sections (main hex/assembly) are extracted from the .exe.
4. Are then parsed and loaded into the emulator appropriately.
5. Emulator deciphers the symbols/hex and disassembles the hex back into assembly. Shown via the emulator GUI (infront) and IDA pro 7.5 (behind).
   
   
   
   The user can compare and measure against another program the contents of sections, length of asm instructions. The emulator also allows for single stepping to view execution process.