Hello all!

[Matt Seil]

I started my master's last fall concentrating in Information Assurance, and I'm working on a project in my reverse engineering class, I decided to choose a topic of GPU-based malware, and I was a little shocked to discover that NVIDIA hasn't published its ISA. (Shocked as in... haven't we learned anything?)

Is there a concise mnemonic table you've worked up that discusses the 70 or so instructions that you guys have reversed?  I have to give a lecture to undergrad students on reversing GPU-based binaries in a couple weeks and this ISA is otherwise a black hole. 

Are there any sequences you've discovered where you haven't figured out what the instruction is doing?  (I.E., is what you've produced *everything* that you've observed, or are their some puzzles?) 

Anyway, thanks for tackling this problem head on! 

[Dmitry N. Mikushin]

Please consider drawing attention of your undergrad students to this
work-in-progress tool:

http://hpcforge.org/scm/viewvc.php/*checkout*/doc/opennvisa/opennvisa.pdf?root=kernelgen
http://hpcforge.org/scm/viewvc.php/tests/prototype/nvisa/?root=kernelgen

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