import ( "go/cmd/internal/obj/prog" "fmt" ) func analyzeInstructions(binData []byte) { // Parse the binary data into a `Prog` object p, err := prog.Parse(binData) if err != nil { fmt.Printf("Error parsing binary: %v\n", err) return } // Loop through all instructions and print their mnemonics for _, instr := range p.Instructions() { fmt.Printf("Instruction: %s\n", instr.Mnemonic) } }In this example, `analyzeInstructions` takes a byte slice representing compiled machine code as input. It uses the `prog.Parse` function to generate a `Prog` object from the binary data. Then it loops through all instructions in the program using the `Instructions` method, printing out the mnemonic (representing the name of the instruction) for each one. This package is part of the standard Go library and intended for internal use by Go's toolchain.