Looking for NASM / Clang developers to test LABS351 Community
We are looking for systems developers, researchers and educators to test the LABS351 Community edition on Windows x86-64 and macOS ARM64.
LABS351 is a native systems engineering platform currently in RC, designed for low-level development, binary analysis, experimentation, research and education.
The platform contains a broad set of features, but the purpose of this test is deliberately straightforward:
Create or import a small NASM or Clang project and use the normal LABS351 workflow.
Use Build to let LABS351 create and process the project through the configured toolchain.
Use Run to execute an isolated native function through the LABS351 Trampoline and inspect the resulting execution information, including registers, symbols and instruction decoding.
We are particularly interested in feedback on:
installation and first launch;
project creation or import;
NASM and Clang toolchain integration;
Build behaviour;
Run and Trampoline execution;
register, symbol and instruction inspection;
binary inspection;
usability issues or unexpected behaviour.
The LABS351 Community edition is free and provides access to the platform for development, experimentation, research and educational use.
We are not looking for a formal review. A short technical report describing your platform, toolchain, project tested and any issue or unexpected behaviour encountered is sufficient.
LABS351: https://www.labs351.io
Testing feedback: [email protected]
Windows x86-64 and Apple Silicon/macOS testers are both welcome.