I need to convert an picture to an object file(.o) use sde-objcopy, then I can use this picture in our no-os system.
We have a project (c++) and it needs to include a binary file into shared library. This is done on windows by referencing the binary file from a resource file. On Linux it can be achieved by using obj
I need to load two dynamic libraries and there is one function name confliction. So I use the the command \"objcopy --redefine-sym add=new_add libmy_test.so libmy_test_new.so\" to modify the symbol na
my elf-file is about 1MByte with all debug symbols. As I try to create a binary file with \"powerpc-eabi-objcopy -O binary out.elf out.bin\" the out.bin is 1GByte huge.
I want to do the inverse of this question. I am embedding a file into an executable as an array, and I would later like to extract the embedded file from the executable.
I have a rectangular image for example 30x800 pixels 开发者_JAVA技巧How I can scale it with paperclip to preserve the aspect ratio to a 100x100 pixel image with borders filling the empty area ?
I do: $ git commit . $ git push error: Entry \'file.php\' not uptodate. Cannot merge. Then I do $ git pull
In modern linux almost all objects are stripped and splitted in two parts (two files). First is executable itself and second is debug symbols, stripped out from original ELF. Such files are created wi
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