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I have an OpenCL 2.0 program with various .bin files that I would like to reverse. file shows:

$> file k.bin
k.bin: ELF 64-bit LSB executable, *unknown arch 0x40c* version 1 (SYSV),
corrupted program header size, not stripped. 

I believe these files to be OpenCL kernel files. Opening the file in vim shows many OpenCL references. At the end of the binary blob there are plaintext attributes like this:

uniqueid:1038
;memory:uavprivate:0
;memory:datareqd

What is the best current approach to disassemble these binaries?

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You may use cuobjdump, nvdisasm, or nvprune, three CUDA binary tools. You can find a full explanation of how to use it on this page.

See also this question in SO (Disassemble an OpenCL kernel?).

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