Fishbones is a library for implementing decompiled code with Python.

• Python 3.6+

$ pip install fishbones 

Fishbones defines fixed-width integers. You can use shorthand functions (int8, int16, int32, int64, uint8, uint16, uint32, uint64) to create them.

from fishbones import uint8 v = uint8(0x53)

Pointer operations are common in the decompiled code.

unsigned __int8 data[8] = {71, 114, 97, 118, 105, 116, 117, 109}; unsigned __int8 *p = data; unsigned __int8 v = p[4]; *((unsigned __int32 *)p + 1) = v;

So Fishbones provides vptr.

from fishbones import vptr data = bytearray([71, 114, 97, 118, 105, 116, 117, 109]) p = vptr(data, 'uint8') v = p.add(4).read() p.cast('uint32').add(1).write(v)

In some cases, decompilers may use their built-in functions in the output. Fishbones implements some functions from IDA and Ghidra. You can look up from fishbones.decompiler_builtins.

from fishbones import uint32 from fishbones.decompiler_builtins.ida import ror4 v = uint32(0x53683477) v = ror4(v, 2)