In a pre-graphics era, this is what I wrote objdump for.
The original intent was simply debugging bfd while developing it, though people ended up using it for all sorts of things.
I like Elfcat.
The original intent was simply debugging bfd while developing it, though people ended up using it for all sorts of things.
I like Elfcat.
Holy smokes, thank you!
I like Elfcat.
The most recent thing I did with objdump was use it to patch in a signature that needed to be computed over the text/data/bss segments after compilation. This was for a bare metal embedded system, and being able to do this at the elf level (1) made it easier, and (2) allowed me to use the same setup for multiple targets that each had their own oddball binary/ihex conversion and flashing machinery.