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> I can see how it fills a gap What gap is that? I can't see anything I wouldn't find in existing tools. If all it offers is a prettifier, I'd rather it were
by mfukar 9y ago
> I can see how it fills a gap
What gap is that? I can't see anything I wouldn't find in existing tools.
If all it offers is a prettifier, I'd rather it were just that.
- wruza 9y agoI can't see the gap too. Objdump, otool or nm with grep is what binary explorer needs. Rather than colorizing, why not filter unneeded things or colorize needed via search highlighting? (My personal preference, ofc.) From its very short source it seems that it simply pretty-prints headers of MachO and ELF files. No sophisticated logic involved, just hello world in rust. So it cannot be a prettifier, since it doesn't parse any output.
- Iv 9y agoI am not doing binary forensics regularly but I was under the impression that there is no tool that would display all the sections of a binary, with the insurance it would not skip a part it could not interpret? Maybe there are options of objdump I am ignoring there?
- shakna 9y agoMaybe: readelf -a [0] [0] https://sourceware.org/binutils/docs/binutils/readelf.html https://sourceware.org/binutils/docs/binutils/readelf.html