This paper presents data on non-binary French-English bilinguals’ metalinguistic analyses of their code-switching behavior in discussing gender identities. Six bilinguals were recruited for sociolinguistic interviews via Montréal-based LGBT+ organizations and asked about experiences using French English, especially how they describe themselves each language. Participants’ preferences English to...

Binary code similarityapproaches compare two or more pieces of binary to identify their similarities and differences. The ability enables many real-world applications on scenarios where source may not be available such as patch analysis, bug search, malware detection analysis. Over the past 22 years numerous similarity approaches have been proposed, but research area has yet systematically anal...

Frequently, the logic designer deals with functions with symbolic input variables. The binary encoding of such symbols should be chosen to optimize the final implementation. Conventionally, this input encoding problem has been solved in a two step process. First step generates constraints on the relationship between binary codes for different symbols, called group constraints. In a following st...

Abstract Code similarity analysis has become more popular due to its significant applicantions, including vulnerability detection, malware and patch analysis. Since the source code of software is difficult obtain under most circumstances, binary-level (BCSA) been paid much attention to. In recent years, many BCSA studies incorporating AI techniques focus on deriving semantic information from bi...