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## FAQ
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### How does Manticore compare to [angr](http://angr.io)?
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### How does Manticore compare to angr?
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In short, Manticore is simpler. Manticore is a smaller codebase, and has fewer
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dependencies and features. Accordingly, Manticore may also be slower,
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for example, due to having less symbolic execution optimizations and techniques
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implemented.
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Generally speaking, a subset of the analyses that can be implemented with angr,
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can be implemented with Manticore, however if you’ve used neither, you may find
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Manticore to have a slightly less steep learning curve. Additionally, if you
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come from a reverse engineering or exploitation background, you may find
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Manticore intuitive due to its lack of intermediate representation and overall
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emphasis on staying close to machine abstractions.
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Manticore is simpler. It has a smaller codebase, fewer dependencies and features, and an easier learning curve. If you
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come from a reverse engineering or exploitation background, you may find Manticore intuitive due to its lack of intermediate representation and overall emphasis on staying close to machine abstractions.
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