Disassembler creates the reassemblable disassembly
100% correctness in reassemble experiment on Coreutils binaries.

$ python Reassemblablabla_x86.py --file <Binary name> --align

Above command creates reassemblable disassembly file.
We highly recommend to use --align option which aligns datas since data-aliment instruction exists in general binaries.
(Once those instruction is called with non-aligned data, program crashes)

$ python Reassemblablabla_x86.py --file <Binary name> --align --comment

--comment option appends original bytepattern as a commant in the output disassembly.

Reassemblabla runs, and finally below messages appears on shell.

...
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...done!
[*] input binary   : mytest
[+] assembly file  : mytest_reassemblable.s
[+] compile script : mytest_compile.sh

below two file is created after running it.

• mytest_reassemblable.s : reassemblable disassembly file
• mytest_compile.sh : compile script used to compile above disassembly file.

$ ./mytest_compile.sh

Once you run compile script emit from Reassemblabla, output binary compiled.

Reassemblabla uses our novel idea Lazy symbolization. In which symbolizationdeferred until runtime.
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