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Cool. Looks similar to ronin: https://github.com/ronin-ruby/ronin-asm.

I'm curious if there are equivalent tools for doing this sort of thing for other cpu families. Specifically, what do people use for MIPS and ARM architectures?

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What's different (from a quick look at ronin) is that this actually runs the assembled code within the currently running ruby interpreter. That's a lot more than a DSL for creating assembly.

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