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lifter is a Hex-Rays microcode filter that lifts AVX/AVX2/AVX-512/AVX10 and VMX/VT-x instructions to intrinsics.
Where IDA shows opaque __asm blocks, lifter emits readable _mm512_mask_add_ps and __vmread calls.
Hundreds of instruction forms transformed. Zero manual annotation required.

Scalar operations compile to native FP microcode for optimal decompiler output.
Masked EVEX (merge/zero), FP16/BF16, gather/scatter, and permute ops lift to their documented intrinsic forms.
VMX virtualization instructions become readable function calls.
The SIMD becomes legible. The algorithms become obvious.

Before & After

Without plugin:

__asm { vmovups ymm0, ymmword ptr [rdi] }
__asm { vaddps ymm0, ymm0, ymmword ptr [rsi] }
__asm { vmovups ymmword ptr [rdx], ymm0 }

With plugin:

*(__m256 *)rdx = _mm256_add_ps(*(__m256 *)rdi, *(__m256 *)rsi);

Features

  • Hundreds of AVX/AVX2/AVX-512/AVX10 forms lifted to Intel intrinsics (XMM/YMM/ZMM + AVX-512VL)
  • Masked EVEX ops (merge/zero) across arithmetic, bitwise, permute/shuffle, compare, gather/scatter, compress/expand
  • FP16/BF16/IFMA/VNNI coverage including scalar FP16 (sh) and complex FP16 (fcmul/fmadd)
  • ZMM memory operands + vector stores supported via UDT-flagged loads and store intrinsics
  • Scalar ops use native FP microcode; vzeroupper becomes a NOP
  • VMX/VT-x instructions lifted to intrinsic-style calls (__vmxon, __vmread, __vmwrite, etc.)
  • Inline/outlining toggle actions in Hex-Rays pseudocode context menus

Supported Instructions

Category Instructions (examples)
Packed FP vaddps/pd, vsubps/pd, vmulps/pd, vdivps/pd, vminps/pd, vmaxps/pd, vaddsubps/pd
Scalar FP vaddss/sd, vsubss/sd, vmulss/sd, vdivss/sd, vminss/sd, vmaxss/sd, vsqrtss/sd
FMA vfmadd/vfmsub/vfnmadd/vfnmsub (132/213/231, ps/pd/ss/sd), vfmaddsub/vfmsubadd
FP16 vaddph/vsubph/vmulph/vdivph, vaddsh/vmulsh/vsqrtsh, vfmadd*ph/sh, vfcmul/fcmadd
Integer math vpadd*, vpsub*, vpmull*, vpmaddwd/ubsw, vpavg*, vpabs*, vpsign*
Bitwise + ternary vpand/or/xor, vandps/pd, vpternlogd/q
Shifts/rotates vpsll*/vpsrl*/vpsra*, vpsllv*/vpsrlv*, vprol*/vpror*, vpshld*/vpshrd*, vpmultishiftqb
Shuffle/permute vpshufb/d, vpermq/vpermd, vpermilps/pd, vpermb/vpermw, vpermt2*
Blend/pack/unpack vblend*, vpunpck*, vpack*, vpmovsx/zx, vpmovwb, vpmovdb/dw/qb/qd
Compare vcmpps/pd/ss/sd, vpcmpeqb/w/d/q, vpcmpgtb/w/d/q
Broadcast vbroadcastss/sd/f128/i128, vbroadcastf32x4/f64x4, vpbroadcastb/w/d/q
Move/extract/insert vmovaps/upd/dqa/dqu, vmovss/sd, vmovsh/vmovw, vmovnt*, vmaskmov*, vmovshdup/sldup/ddup, vextractf128/i128, vinsertf128/i128, vextractps/vinsertps
Convert vcvtdq2ps, vcvtps2dq, vcvtps2pd, vcvtpd2ps, vcvt{ps/pd}{u}qq, vcvtph<->(ps/pd/w/uw)
Approx/round vrcp*/vrsqrt*, vrcp14*/vrsqrt14*, vround*/vrndscale*, vgetexp*, vgetmant*, vfixupimm*, vscalef*, vrange*, vreduce*
Gather/scatter vgatherd*/q*, vpgather*, vscatterd*/q*, vpscatter*
Compress/expand vcompressps/pd, vexpandps/pd, vpcompressb/w/d/q, vpexpandb/w/d/q
Mask/misc vmovmskps/pd, vpmovmskb, vpmovm2b/w/d/q, vpsadbw/vmpsadbw, vpopcnt*, vplzcnt*, vpconflict*, vzeroupper
Crypto GFNI, AES, VPCLMULQDQ, SHA1/SHA256
Cache control clflushopt, clwb

Most instruction families above also lift AVX-512VL masked merge/zero forms; opmask operands appear as immediates (k1 -> 1) because Hex-Rays doesn't expose k-registers in microcode.

VMX/VT-x Instructions

The VMX lifter component handles Intel virtualization instructions:

Instruction Lifted To Description
vmxon [mem] __vmxon(ptr) Enter VMX operation
vmxoff __vmxoff() Leave VMX operation
vmcall __vmcall() Call VM monitor
vmlaunch __vmlaunch() Launch virtual machine
vmresume __vmresume() Resume virtual machine
vmptrld [mem] __vmptrld(ptr) Load VMCS pointer
vmptrst [mem] __vmptrst(ptr) Store VMCS pointer
vmclear [mem] __vmclear(ptr) Clear VMCS
vmread dst, enc __vmread(&dst, enc) Read VMCS field
vmwrite enc, src __vmwrite(enc, src) Write VMCS field
invept type, m128 __invept(type, desc) Invalidate EPT entries
invvpid type, m128 __invvpid(type, desc) Invalidate VPID entries
vmfunc __vmfunc() VM function call

VMX Before & After:

// Without plugin:
__asm { vmxon   [rbp+var_10] }
__asm { vmread  [rbp+var_10], rdi }
__asm { vmwrite rdi, rsi }

// With plugin:
__vmxon(&v4);
__vmread(&v5, encoding);
__vmwrite(encoding, value);

Example Output

Fluid simulation diffuse step (test/physics/src/fluid.c):

// Decompiled with plugin - readable vector operations
v7 = _mm256_set1_ps((float)(a5.f32[0] * a5.f32[0]) * 1860.0);
v8 = _mm256_set1_ps(1.0 / _mm_fmadd_ss(v6, (__m128)0x45E88000u, a6).f32[0]);
for ( j = 0; j != 7680; j += 256 ) {
    *(__m256 *)(v9 + j - 448) = _mm256_mul_ps(
        _mm256_fmadd_ps(
            v7,
            _mm256_add_ps(
                _mm256_add_ps(
                    _mm256_add_ps(*(__m256 *)(v9 + j - 444), *(__m256 *)(v9 + j - 452)),
                    *(__m256 *)(v9 + j - 704)),
                *(__m256 *)(v9 + j - 192)),
            *(__m256 *)(a2 + j + 260)),
        v8);
}

Test Suite

The primary test suite lives in test/ (CMake + Makefile wrapper). AVX-512/AVX10 coverage and missing-asm reporting live in avx10/. Legacy object-based regressions remain in tests/ and suite/. See test/README.md for detailed documentation.

test/
├── CMakeLists.txt              # Unified build system
├── unit/                       # ~75 individual instruction tests
│   ├── sources/               # Test implementations (test_vaddps.c, etc.)
│   └── stubs/                 # Test harnesses by signature
├── integration/               # Multi-instruction complex tests
│   ├── avx_comprehensive_test.c  # Exhaustive coverage (~2000 lines)
│   ├── test_fluid_advect.c       # Gather, round, FMA, blend
│   └── test_scalar.c             # Scalar AVX operations
└── physics/                   # Real-world SIMD workloads
    ├── decompiler_ref         # Physics simulation testbed (4 sims, ~40 sec)
    ├── shooter                # Primary validation binary (~48 functions)
    └── src/
        ├── nbody.c            # N-body gravity (AVX-512)
        ├── waves.c            # Wave interference (AVX2)
        ├── particles.c        # Particle swarm (AVX)
        ├── fluid.c            # Navier-Stokes fluid vortex (AVX2)
        └── bullet.c           # 2D shooter with enemy AI, A* pathfinding (AVX)
  • avx10/ - Comprehensive AVX-512/AVX10 test binary + avx10_missing_asm_latest.txt report
  • tests/ and suite/ - legacy object-based regression artifacts

Build and run (Makefile wrapper):

cd test
make
make shooter
make decompiler_ref
./build/decompiler_ref

Manual CMake:

cd test
mkdir build && cd build
cmake ..
make

Optional: test/Makefile includes shooter-wasm targets for WebAssembly builds via Docker + Emscripten.

Building

Requirements: IDA SDK 7.5+ (tested with 9.2), CMake 3.10+, Ninja (for the Makefile path), Clang/GCC with C++17

# Set IDA SDK path (or use ~/ida-sdk or ~/idasdk91)
export IDASDK=/path/to/idasdk

# Build and install (CMake + Ninja)
make build
make install

If you prefer a different generator, run CMake directly and skip the Makefile wrapper.

On macOS, the plugin is automatically code-signed. Without signing, IDA will hang on load.

Known Limitations

AVX-512/AVX10 EVEX Instructions

  • Opmask destinations (compare-to-mask, kmov/kunpck) are emitted as NOPs; mask state is not modeled
  • Mask values are passed as immediates (k1 -> 1, k2 -> 2) because Hex-Rays doesn't expose k-registers
  • EVEX features like embedded broadcast {1to16}/{1to8}, rounding override {rn-sae}, and mask2 forms still fall back to IDA
  • Unlisted masked ops still fall back to IDA (only the families listed above are lifted with masking)

32-bit Mode

  • YMM operations are not lifted in 32-bit binaries; XMM-only lifting is supported

Hex-Rays Limitations

  • ZMM registers: "Unsupported processor register 'zmm0'" is a Hex-Rays limitation, not plugin bug. Expect warnings during idump runs; functions still decompile.
  • YMM/XMM aliasing: Function signatures may show __m128 when __m256 is expected

Third-Party Plugin Conflicts

The goomba MBA oracle plugin can cause false decompilation failures:

[!] Decompilation failed at 0:FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF: emulator: unknown operand type

Fix: Disable goomba's auto mode.

Development Journey

The Challenge

IDA's Hex-Rays decompiler shows many AVX instructions as __asm blocks, making SIMD code unreadable. We built a microcode filter that intercepts these instructions and generates proper intrinsic calls.

Key Technical Hurdles

1. Operand Size Mismatches (INTERR 50920)

Intel intrinsics like _mm_min_ss(__m128 a, __m128 b) expect 128-bit types even for scalar ops. When loading a 4-byte scalar from memory, we must zero-extend to 16 bytes:

// Load 4-byte scalar, extend to XMM for intrinsic
mreg_t t = mba->alloc_kreg(XMM_SIZE);
cdg.emit(m_xdu, &src_4byte, nullptr, &dst_16byte);

2. FMA Instruction Detection Bug

The IDA SDK enum groups FMA by data type, not form:

NN_vfmadd132pd, NN_vfmadd132ps, NN_vfmadd132sd, NN_vfmadd132ss,  // +0,+1,+2,+3
NN_vfmadd213pd, NN_vfmadd213ps, ...                               // +4,+5,...

We initially assumed +1 stride between 132/213/231 forms. The actual stride is +4.

3. AVX-512 UDT Flag (INTERR 50757)

IDA's verifier rejects operand sizes > 8 bytes unless marked as UDT (User Defined Type):

if (size > 8) {
    call_insn->d.set_udt();
    mov_insn->l.set_udt();
    mov_insn->d.set_udt();
}

4. ZMM Memory Operands + Vector Stores (INTERR 50757/50708)

Large loads/stores must set UDT before verification and avoid raw m_stx stores:

// ZMM load: manual m_ldx with UDT
mreg_t dst = cdg.mba->alloc_kreg(ZMM_SIZE, false);
mop_t d(dst, ZMM_SIZE);
d.set_udt();
cdg.emit(m_ldx, &seg, &off, &d);

// Vector store: use store intrinsic
AVXIntrinsic icall(&cdg, "_mm512_storeu_ps");
icall.add_argument_reg(addr, ptr_type);
icall.add_argument_reg(src, vec_type);
icall.emit_void();

5. Opmask Register Encoding

Hex-Rays microcode does not model k-registers, so _mm*_mask* calls receive the mask as an immediate (k1 -> 1).

6. Pointer Type Arguments (INTERR 50732)

Gather instructions need proper pointer types:

// Wrong: tinfo_t(BT_PTR) has size 0
// Right:
tinfo_t ptr_type;
ptr_type.create_ptr(tinfo_t(BT_VOID));

7. kreg Lifetime (INTERR 50420)

Never free kregs that are referenced by emitted instructions - the microcode engine manages their lifetime.

Verification Approach

  1. Unit/integration tests in test/ with isolated instruction patterns
  2. AVX-512/AVX10 coverage in avx10/ with missing-asm reports
  3. Real-world binaries (test/physics/shooter) with complex SIMD code
  4. idafn_dump tool for batch decompilation and error detection
  5. Iterative debugging using IDA's INTERR codes to pinpoint issues

Architecture

src/
├── plugin/
│   ├── lifter_plugin.cpp      # Plugin entry + popup integration
│   └── component_registry.cpp # Component registration
├── avx/
│   ├── avx_lifter.cpp      # AVX microcode filter (match/apply dispatch)
│   ├── avx_intrinsic.cpp   # Intrinsic call builder
│   ├── avx_helpers.cpp     # Operand loading, masking, store helpers
│   ├── avx_types.cpp       # Vector type synthesis (__m128, __m256, __m512)
│   ├── avx_utils.cpp       # Instruction classification
│   ├── avx_debug.cpp       # Disassembly/microcode debug output
│   └── handlers/
│       ├── handler_mov.cpp   # Move, gather/scatter, compress/expand
│       ├── handler_math.cpp  # Arithmetic, FMA, FP16/BF16/IFMA/VNNI
│       ├── handler_logic.cpp # Bitwise, shifts, permutes, masks
│       └── handler_cvt.cpp   # Conversions, extends
├── vmx/
│   └── vmx_lifter.cpp      # VMX/VT-x microcode filter
├── inline/
│   └── inline_component.cpp  # Inline/outlining actions in pseudocode
└── common/
    ├── warn_off.h
    └── warn_on.h

Error Reference

INTERR Cause Fix
50311 Compare-to-mask/k-reg dest IDA limitation; lift as NOP
50420 Freeing kreg still in use Don't free kregs used in emitted instructions
50708 Vector store emission failure Use store intrinsics for large stores
50732 Invalid pointer type Use create_ptr(BT_VOID) not BT_PTR
50757 Operand size > 8 bytes Set UDT flag on large operands
50801 FP flag on integer opcode Use m_fadd not m_add for floats
50920 Size mismatch across blocks Zero-extend scalars to match type size

Lifter QASSERT IDs (0xAxxxx)

These are internal lifter assertion IDs used in QASSERT(...). If you see an INTERR or assert with one of these values, it usually means a handler precondition failed. Decimal values are included because IDA often reports errors in decimal.

Error (hex/dec) File Description
0xA0300 (656128) src/avx/handlers/handler_mov.cpp handle_vmov_ss_sd: expects a memory source in Op2 (scalar load form).
0xA0301 (656129) src/avx/handlers/handler_mov.cpp handle_vmov_ss_sd: expects a memory destination in Op1 and XMM source in Op2 (scalar store form).
0xA0302 (656130) src/avx/handlers/handler_mov.cpp handle_vmov_ss_sd: expects Op1/Op2/Op3 to be XMM registers (three-operand form).
0xA0303 (656131) src/avx/handlers/handler_mov.cpp handle_vmov: expects Op2 to be an XMM register (register source).
0xA0306 (656134) src/avx/handlers/handler_mov.cpp handle_vmov_sh: expects Op1/Op2 to be XMM registers (scalar FP16 move).
0xA0310 (656144) src/avx/handlers/handler_mov.cpp handle_v_mov_ps_dq: expects a memory source in Op2 (mem→reg path).
0xA0400 (656384) src/avx/handlers/handler_logic.cpp handle_v_bitwise: expects Op1/Op2 to be vector registers.
0xA0401 (656385) src/avx/handlers/handler_logic.cpp handle_v_bitwise: unexpected opcode reached default switch case.
0xA0402 (656386) src/avx/handlers/handler_logic.cpp handle_v_rotate: expects an immediate control in Op3.
0xA0410 (656400) src/avx/handlers/handler_logic.cpp handle_v_shift_double: expects an immediate control in Op4.
0xA0500 (656640) src/avx/handlers/handler_math.cpp handle_v_math_ss_sd: expects Op1/Op2 to be AVX registers (scalar FP math).
0xA0501 (656641) src/avx/handlers/handler_math.cpp handle_v_math_p: expects Op1/Op2 to be vector registers (packed math).
0xA0502 (656642) src/avx/handlers/handler_math.cpp handle_v_math_p: unexpected opcode reached default switch case.
0xA0503 (656643) src/avx/handlers/handler_math.cpp handle_v_minmax_ss_sd: expects Op1/Op2 to be XMM registers (scalar min/max).
0xA0504 (656644) src/avx/handlers/handler_math.cpp handle_v_hmath: expects Op1/Op2 to be vector registers (horizontal math).
0xA0505 (656645) src/avx/handlers/handler_math.cpp handle_v_dot: expects Op1/Op2 to be vector registers (dot product).
0xA0506 (656646) src/avx/handlers/handler_math.cpp handle_v_dot: expects an immediate control in Op4.
0xA0507 (656647) src/avx/handlers/handler_math.cpp handle_vround: expects an immediate control in Op3.
0xA0600 (656896) src/avx/handlers/handler_math.cpp handle_vsqrtss: expects Op1/Op2 to be XMM registers (scalar sqrt).
0xA0601 (656897) src/avx/handlers/handler_logic.cpp handle_vshufps: expects an immediate control in Op4.
0xA0602 (656898) src/avx/handlers/handler_logic.cpp handle_vshufpd: expects an immediate control in Op4.
0xA0603 (656899) src/avx/handlers/handler_logic.cpp handle_vpermpd: expects an immediate control in Op3.
0xA0604 (656900) src/avx/handlers/handler_logic.cpp handle_vblend_imm_ps_pd: expects an immediate control in Op4.
0xA0605 (656901) src/avx/handlers/handler_logic.cpp handle_v_shuffle_int: expects an immediate control in Op3.
0xA0607 (656903) src/avx/handlers/handler_logic.cpp handle_v_align: expects an immediate control in Op4.
0xA0608 (656904) src/avx/handlers/handler_logic.cpp handle_v_ternary_logic: expects an immediate control in Op4.
0xA0608 (656904) src/avx/handlers/handler_math.cpp handle_vrcp_rsqrt_ss: expects Op1/Op2 to be XMM registers (scalar rcp/rsqrt).
0xA0609 (656905) src/avx/handlers/handler_math.cpp handle_vround_ss_sd: expects Op1/Op2 to be XMM registers (scalar round).
0xA060B (656907) src/avx/handlers/handler_math.cpp handle_vsqrt_sh: expects Op1/Op2 to be XMM registers (scalar FP16 sqrt).
0xA0610 (656912) src/avx/handlers/handler_logic.cpp handle_vblend_int: expects an immediate control in Op4.
0xA0610 (656912) src/avx/handlers/handler_math.cpp handle_vround_ss_sd: expects an immediate control in Op4.
0xA0611 (656913) src/avx/handlers/handler_math.cpp handle_vsqrtsd: expects Op1/Op2 to be XMM registers (scalar sqrt double).
0xA0620 (656928) src/avx/handlers/handler_math.cpp handle_v_getmant: expects an immediate control in Op3.
0xA0620 (656928) src/avx/handlers/handler_math.cpp handle_v_getmant: expects an immediate control in Op4.
0xA0621 (656929) src/avx/handlers/handler_math.cpp handle_v_fixupimm: expects an immediate control in Op4.
0xA0622 (656930) src/avx/handlers/handler_math.cpp handle_v_range: expects an immediate control in Op4.
0xA0623 (656931) src/avx/handlers/handler_math.cpp handle_v_reduce: expects an immediate control in Op3.
0xA0623 (656931) src/avx/handlers/handler_math.cpp handle_v_reduce: expects an immediate control in Op4.
0xA0700 (657152) src/avx/handlers/handler_logic.cpp handle_vperm2f128_i128: expects Op1/Op2 to be YMM registers.
0xA0700 (657152) src/avx/handlers/handler_math.cpp handle_v_math_ph: expects Op1/Op2 to be vector registers (packed FP16 math).
0xA0701 (657153) src/avx/handlers/handler_logic.cpp handle_vbroadcastf128_fp: expects YMM destination in Op1 and memory source in Op2.
0xA0701 (657153) src/avx/handlers/handler_logic.cpp handle_vperm2f128_i128: expects an immediate control in Op4.
0xA0701 (657153) src/avx/handlers/handler_math.cpp handle_v_math_sh: expects Op1/Op2 to be XMM registers (scalar FP16 math).
0xA0703 (657155) src/avx/handlers/handler_logic.cpp handle_vbroadcasti128_int: expects YMM destination in Op1 and memory source in Op2.
0xA0704 (657156) src/avx/handlers/handler_logic.cpp handle_vbroadcast_x4: expects a vector destination in Op1.
0xA0800 (657408) src/avx/handlers/handler_logic.cpp handle_vmaskmov_ps_pd: expects a memory operand in Op3 (load form).
0xA0801 (657409) src/avx/handlers/handler_logic.cpp handle_vmaskmov_ps_pd: expects memory destination in Op1 and AVX reg sources in Op2/Op3 (store form).
0xA0900 (657664) src/avx/handlers/handler_logic.cpp handle_vextractf128: expects an immediate control in Op3.
0xA0902 (657666) src/avx/handlers/handler_logic.cpp handle_vextractf128: expects a memory destination in Op1.
0xA0910 (657680) src/avx/handlers/handler_logic.cpp handle_vinsertf128: expects an immediate control in Op4.
0xA0A00 (657920) src/avx/handlers/handler_logic.cpp handle_vmovnt: expects a memory source in Op2 (vmovntdqa load).
0xA0A01 (657921) src/avx/handlers/handler_logic.cpp handle_vmovnt: expects a memory destination in Op1 (non-temporal store).
0xA0A02 (657922) src/avx/handlers/handler_logic.cpp handle_v_mask_to_vec: expects Op2 to be a k-register or encoded k-reg (o_kreg/o_reg).
0xA0A10 (657936) src/avx/handlers/handler_logic.cpp handle_vpinsert: expects an immediate control in Op4.
0xA0A20 (657952) src/avx/handlers/handler_logic.cpp handle_vpslldq_vpsrldq: expects an immediate shift count in Op3.
0xA0A30 (657968) src/avx/handlers/handler_logic.cpp handle_v_gfni: expects an immediate control in Op4.
0xA0A30 (657968) src/avx/handlers/handler_logic.cpp handle_vextractps: expects an immediate control in Op3.
0xA0A31 (657969) src/avx/handlers/handler_logic.cpp handle_v_pclmul: expects an immediate control in Op4.
0xA0A32 (657970) src/avx/handlers/handler_logic.cpp handle_v_sha: expects Op1 to be an XMM register.
0xA0A33 (657971) src/avx/handlers/handler_logic.cpp handle_v_sha: expects an immediate control in Op3 (sha1rnds4 imm8).
0xA0A40 (657984) src/avx/handlers/handler_logic.cpp handle_vinsertps: expects an immediate control in Op4.

Not Lifted (Fall Back to IDA)

These instructions are explicitly not handled and use IDA's default behavior:

  • vptest - Flag-setting only, no register destination
  • vcomiss/vucomiss/vcvttss2si/vcvttsd2si - converted to SSE via try_convert_to_sse() and left to IDA
  • k-register destinations (compare-to-mask, kmov/kunpck) - emitted as NOPs to avoid INTERR 50311
  • Mask-only ops (kand/kor/kxor/knot, etc.) - not lifted
  • Embedded broadcast - {1to16}, {1to8} memory broadcast
  • Rounding override - {rn-sae}, {ru-sae}, etc.
  • EVEX mask2 forms - fall back to IDA

Debug Mode

Enable verbose logging to trace instruction matching:

import idaapi
idaapi.set_debug_logging(True)

Logging is enabled by default at plugin init; call idaapi.set_debug_logging(False) to quiet it.

Optional disassembly/microcode dumps are implemented in src/avx/avx_debug.cpp, but the Hex-Rays callback is currently disabled in src/avx/avx_lifter.cpp (commented out). Re-enable the callback and rebuild to use it (see QUICK_START.md and DEBUG_PRINTING.md).

Output:

[AVXLifter::DEBUG] 100007D16: MATCH itype=830
[AVXLifter::DEBUG] 100007D16: >>> ENTER apply

License

MIT

See Also

  • test/README.md - Complete test suite documentation

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