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Leveraging Sourcetrail to a mapping tool, meet Numbat and Pyrrha

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Quarkslab introduces Numbat, a new Python API for creating Sourcetrail database indexers, and Pyrrha, a mapper collection for firmware cartography, extending Sourcetrail beyond source-code analysis.
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