This repository contains bindings to the Capstone disassembly framework (link). At the time of writing, both low-level and idiomatic bindings are present.
The documentation is probably pretty complete, but might need clarification. In case you find bugs, want to contribute, especially enhance the docs, please do this over issues/pull requests on GitHub, contribution is always welcome.
To install the bindings, make sure c2hs is present on your system, as it
is used to preprocess the bindings to Capstone. Obviously, Capstone needs
to be installed as well. Then, you can simply pull the package from Hackage
via cabal or manually.
Please see the examples directory for more information on how to use Hapstone.
In short, you must import Hapstone.Capstone and then call either disasmIO or disasmSimpleIO if you plan on using the defaultAction rather than building your own. You define a Disassembler with the correct parameters that define the architecture and mode to use, plus the actual buffer of data that should be disassembled.