PYthon Assembly Wrapper
About PYAW
PYAW allows you to call assembly from python
Installation
pip install pyaw
Example
lib.asm
global foo
foo:
mov rax,100
ret
main.py
import pyaw
lib = pyaw.load_asm(
'lib.asm',
[
['foo',[],'int']
]
)
print(lib.foo()) # this prints 100
- The first argument to
pyaw.load_asmis the file - The second argument is a list which contains information about the exported function inside
lib.asm- The first item is a list which follows the format of
[function_name,[argument types],returntype]- The only type allowed currently is
intwhich can be inputed as"int"rather than the class because it gets changed toctypes.c_int
- The only type allowed currently is
- The first item is a list which follows the format of
1 maintainer
Metadata
1 maintainer
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