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A simple no_std ELF file reader for ELF32 and ELF64.
§Minimal Example
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use elf_rs::Elf;
/// Minimal example. Works in `no_std`-contexts and the parsing
/// itself needs zero allocations.
fn main() {
let elf_bytes = include_bytes!("path/to/file.elf");
let elf = elf_rs::Elf::from_bytes(elf_bytes).unwrap();
let elf64 = match elf {
Elf::Elf64(elf) => elf,
_ => panic!("got Elf32, expected Elf64"),
};
let pr_hdrs = elf64.program_header_iter().collect::<Vec<_>>();
dbg!(pr_hdrs);
}Structs§
- ElfHeader
- Program
Header32 - Program
Header64 - Program
Header Entry - Program
Header Flags - The flags of an ELF program header. Always 32 bit long, also for 64-bit ELFs.
- Program
Header Iter - Section
Header Entry - Section
Header Flags - Section
Header Iter