How object files (.o files) are structured?I want to know the precise location of data header, code header, magic numbers, everything else. Google is of no use.

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2face !H6Gk3zxMu. ueLlqKeg 07/08/26 (Wed) 16:42:05 №3721967 [Quote]

How object files (.o files) are structured?
I want to know the precise location of data header, code header, magic numbers, everything else.
Google is of no use.

2face !H6Gk3zxMu. ueLlqKeg 07/08/26 (Wed) 16:43:53 №3721974 [Quote]

please please
answer
I need to create an analog of MSVC rc utility

2face !H6Gk3zxMu. ueLlqKeg 07/08/26 (Wed) 16:47:35 №3721989 [Quote]

discuss

W0dxCReb 07/08/26 (Wed) 16:48:21 №3721993 [Quote]

>>3721967 (OP)
ermmmmmm maybe thats not so static and simple sweatie. Hope this helps!

2face !H6Gk3zxMu. ueLlqKeg 07/08/26 (Wed) 16:50:21 №3722001 [Quote]

>>3721993
i know how to write a program that will read a text file and compile it into binary data. Right? Right. What I need to do is to write data into the .data (preferably .rodata) sector of the object file which will be result of compilation, i need to know how .o is structured

W0dxCReb 07/08/26 (Wed) 17:04:55 №3722039 [Quote]

>>3722001
>>3722001
there are tools to do that bud

Chud mz0IVyNV 07/08/26 (Wed) 17:45:55 №3722183 [Quote]