Port hooking_libc example to C++#1366
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cnheitman merged 5 commits intoJonathanSalwan:dev-v1.0from Jul 22, 2025
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Yeah sure, it could be great to have Triton on homebrew :) |
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Can you add your example in this CMakeLists.txt. It's used to see if all examples still compile over releases. |
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Didn't see this, now added to cmake |
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Hi! This looks good. I was planning to rebase and merge. Any comments @JonathanSalwan ? |
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@cnheitman yep. lgtm |
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I ported the hooking_libc Python example to C++, ran sample_1 and some other programs successfully.
@JonathanSalwan, also I wrote homebrew formulas for Bitwuzla and Triton to use them with CMake easily. Can you check them? If they are okay, maybe we can send them to Homebrew.
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