Log Printing

Qiling logging uses Python's logging module indirectly, and may be used anywhere Qiling instance is available.

ql.log.info('Hello from Qiling Framework!')

Verbosity

Qiling logging verbosity may configure to various verbosity levels based on one's needs. This does no affect the program's output in any way. By default, Qiling logging verbosity is set to logging.INFO.

verbose

from qiling.const import QL_VERBOSE

ql = Qiling([r'/bin/ls'], r'examples/rootfs/x86_linux', verbose=QL_VERBOSE.DEBUG)

Verbosity Level	Desciprtion
QL_VERBOSE.DISABLED	logging is disabled entirely
QL_VERBOSE.OFF	logging is restricted to warnings, errors and critical entries
QL_VERBOSE.DEFAULT	info verbosity
QL_VERBOSE.DEBUG	debug verbosity; increased verbosity
QL_VERBOSE.DISASM	emit disassembly for every emulated instruction; this implies debug verbosity
QL_VERBOSE.DUMP	emit cpu context along with disassembled instructions; this implies debug verbosity

Note that Qiling verbose property may be configured dynamically throughout the emulation.

ql.filter

Qiling log entires may be filteres using a regular expression. That may help filtering excessive logs and focusing on what matters.

from qiling import Qiling

if __name__ == "__main__":
    ql = Qiling([r'examples/rootfs/arm_linux/bin/arm_hello'], r'examples/rootfs/arm_linux')

    # show only log entries that start with "open"
    ql.filter = '^open'
    ql.run()