Function entry identification is a crucial yet challenging task for binary disassemblers that has been the focus of research in the past decades. However, recent researches show that call frame information (CFI) provides accurate and almost complete function entries. With the aid of CFI, disassemblers have significant improvements in function entry detection. CFI is specifically designed for efficient stack unwinding, and every function has corresponding CFI in x64 and aarch64 architectures. Nevertheless, not every function and instruction unwinds the stack at runtime, and this observation has led to the development of techniques such as obfuscation to complicate function detection by disassemblers.