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If new code is inserted, it can break following codes.

So, we have to know some information such as the size of extra bytes, or dependencies of each code.

Currently disassembler shows instructions like:

mov rsi, qword ptr [rdi]

But the assembler does not accept "ptr" keyword, it wants:

mov rsi, qword [rdi]

So it is inconvinient to remove "ptr" by hand.

is it a right time to ditch llvm-mc and use Keystone (www.keystone-engine.org) for assembling?
Keystone has a very simple API, so it is easy to plug in binch: http://www.keystone-engine.org/docs/tutorial.html

cheers.

Using 'g' shortcut, it should be able to jump to a symbol, not a specific address number.

Moreover, it would be nice to add a new symol to a specific address.

Currently, it uses NASM to assemble a code.
But, NASM does not support ARM. So, we need to find an another assembler for ARM.