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Built in C++ and powered by the Unicorn Engine.
##
> [!NOTE]
> The project is still in a very early, prototypy state. The code still needs a lot of cleanup and many features and syscalls need to be implemented. However, constant progress is being made :)
## Key Features
* __Syscall-Level Emulation__: Instead of reimplementing Windows APIs, the emulator operates at the syscall level, allowing it to leverage existing system DLLs
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Perfect for security research, malware analysis, and DRM research where fine-grained control over process execution is required.
##
> [!NOTE]
> The project is still in a very early, prototypy state. The code still needs a lot of cleanup and many features and syscalls need to be implemented. However, constant progress is being made :)
## Building
Make sure to clone the repo including all submodules.
```bash
git clone https://github.com/momo5502/emulator.git
cd emulator
git submodule update --init --recursive
```
At the moment, the project is only compatible with 64 bit Windows, but that is being worked on: <a href="https://github.com/momo5502/emulator/issues/17">Issue 17</a>
It requires CMake and uses CMake presets. Make sure to open an x64 Dev Cmd before running any of the commands.
### Visual Studio 2022
To generate a Visual Studio solution, execute the following command:
```bash
cmake --preset=vs2022
```
The solution will be at `build/vs2022/emulator.sln`.
### Ninja
To build the debug version using Ninja run:
```bash
cmake --workflow --preset=debug
```
You can also build the release variant:
```bash
cmake --workflow --preset=release
```
### Running Tests
CTest is used for testing.
In Visual Studio, build the `RUN_TESTS` target.
With Ninja, execute the CTest command in the ninja build folder (e.g. `build/release/`):
```bash
ctest
```
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