angr-data
This package holds data files for angr. Currently it includes function and type prototype definitions.
Usage
import angr_data
# Absolute path to a bundled data directory or file:
angr_data.get_path("procedures", "definitions", "win32")
angr_data.get_path("rust", "analyses", "type_db", "1.39.0.json")
angr_data.get_path("go", "sigdb", "go1.22.json")
Versioning
angr-data is versioned independently of angr, starting at 0.1.0, with the minor version bumped on each release.
We only release a new version of angr-data on PyPI when there are changes to data files since the last angr-data release.
Each angr release pins a compatible angr-data version (angr-data~=X.Y.Z) resolved from the most recent published angr-data.
Metadata
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