hde32 is a small disassembler engine, intended for analysis of x86-32 code. It gets information about instruction (length, prefixes, opcode, ModR/M, SIB, imm values, etc.) and detects invalid instructions, so you can use hde32 to split code and data. You can use dhe32, for example, when writing unpackers of executables, viruses, because most other disassemblers too big, get only assembler listing and are not intended for analysis of code, but most simple length disassemblers get too little info. hde32 gets enough info for analysis, but it has very small size. support FPU, MMX, SSE, SSE2, SSE3, 3DNow! instructions high speed and small size (~ 1.4 kb) position independent code operating system independent code doesn't use commands of processor higher than i386, but if you don't want to depend of the processors, you can use C version (hde32c) of hde32
0.15
now engine detects instruction with invalid operands (like `lea eax,ecx') changes in the documentation and headers
