I have the following problem: when I get a backtrace in C using the backtrace(3) function the symbols returned the name of the functions is easily determinable with the dwarf library and dladdr(3).
I am fairly new to this subject, that is ELF and any Linux related stuff. I 开发者_如何学JAVAam trying to write an ELF file and would prefer to do it on WinXP.
I have the offset address\'s of all symbols (obtained with libelf executing on its own binary .so). Now, at runtime, I would need to calculate the absolutue address\'s of all those symbols and for tha
I\'m trying to figure out how to manually link an ELF file. 开发者_JAVA技巧 I am aware of the file structure, but how do I determine the order in which the relocatable objects are to be linked?Start w
I\'m trying to load an elf file into a MIPS simulator I made.The problem I\'m having is that I don\'t quite understand the meaning behind the elf section header offset.When I do a segment dump, segmen
Whats the advantage that the BDM ELF file has over the normal ELF file in terms of memory used? I know the following things about both:
I\'m looking for a simple way to reorder the ELF file sections.I\'ve got a sequence of custom sections that I would like all to be aligned in a certain order.
Is there a tool for modifying the s开发者_JAVA百科hared library entries in the dynamic section of an ELF binary? I would like to explicitly modify the shared library dependencies in my binary (i.e. re
I was recently building a certain shared library (ELF) targeting x86-64 architecture, like this: g++ -o binary.so -shared --no-undefined ... -lfoo -lbar
I\'m attempting to manually load the hexdump of an elf file that I compiled using g++ into a processor simulation I designed. There are 30 sections to a standard elf file and I am loading all 3开发者_
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