There was a talk at Recon several years ago by Richard Johnson called "Go Speed Tracer" that goes into some of things built with a tool like this. Its a seriou

There was a talk at Recon several years ago by Richard Johnson called "Go Speed Tracer" that goes into some of things built with a tool like this. Its a serious talk, dense with information, covers some guided fuzzing territory and alot about tracing engines (hence the name). He mentions xed by name in the talk and notes interestingly enough that despite Pin and xed being developed inhouse at intel there isn't a one-to-one parity between the silicon and the disassembler and subsequently Pin itself. Glad to be able to sift through the source now, thanks for posting this 'peter_d_sherman Link for the talk https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oWKDaD9wrWo https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oWKDaD9wrWo