generating DFG and CFG from source code (using LLVM ) or from binary (using LLVM and Mcsema)

following their README in dir LLVM_PASS, the you can get libCFGPass.so and libDFGPass.so
(NOTE: in this test, we use LLVM 6.0 and Clang 6.0)

install Mcsema following https://github.com/trailofbits/mcsema
after installing, you can use mcsema-disass and mcsema-lift in your Ubuntu
(NOTE: as Mcsema needs dependency of IDA, so you need to download IDA software as well. in this test we use IDA PRO 6.4 version）

CFG: run shell: ./gen_cfg.sh
clang-6.0 -emit-llvm test.c -c -o test.bc
opt-6.0 -load ./libCFGPass.so -CFG test.bc

DFG: run shell: ./gen_dfg.sh
clang-6.0 -emit-llvm test.c -c -o test.bc
opt-6.0 -load ./libDFGPass.so -DFGPass test.bc

run mcsema_binary2llvmbitcode.sh to transfer binary to LLVM IR(bitcode format):
sudo mcsema-disass --arch amd64 --os linux --disassembler /home/cmt/Applications/ida-pro/ida-pro/idal64 --binary ./test --entrypoint main --output auth.cfg --log_file ./log

mcsema-lift-4.0 --arch amd64 --os linux --cfg ./auth.cfg --output ./test.bc --explicit_args
after get the bitcode we need, you can use gen_cfg.sh and gen_dfg.sh as above to get DFG&CFG

test.c:

void ff3(){
  printf("f3\n");
  int a=1;
  if(a==1){
    f1();
  }else{
    f2();
  }
 f1();
 f2();
}

CFG:

DFG: