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Subject: How to disassemble a BPF program?
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Hello.

I'm not a BPF user, but I want to know what a BPF program stored in
"static const char program[2053] =" at
https://lkml.kernel.org/r/c389e47f-8f82-fd62-8c1d-d9481d2f71ff@I-love.SAKURA.ne.jp
is doing so that I can parse syzkaller-generated BPF programs like C programs.

Do you have a utility for this purpose?

Regards.