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NVIDIA's nvdisasm tables extracted in 10 minutes

Claude Code with a Ghidra MCP fork reverse engineered nvdisasm and pulled out its internal tables of GPU instructions.

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  • Post author ejschwar.bsky.social Source ↗

Earliest dated source: 7 Oct 2026

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Edward J. Schwartz used Claude Code with his fork of a Ghidra MCP server to reverse engineer nvdisasm, NVIDIA's GPU disassembler, and extract its internal tables of SASS instructions in about ten minutes. The results are on GitHub.

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From a passing comment or social post, so the details are thin.

  • Bluesky: Claude code with opus 5.5 medium and my fork of Ghidra MCP reverse engineered `nvdisasm` and extractSocial postbsky.app
    Post author: ejschwar.bsky.socialPosted 7 Oct 2026

    His Bluesky post, linking the repository.

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