package binsec
Semantic analysis of binary executables
Install
Dune Dependency
Authors
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AAdel Djoudi
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BBenjamin Farinier
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CChakib Foulani
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DDorian Lesbre
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FFrédéric Recoules
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GGuillaume Girol
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JJosselin Feist
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LLesly-Ann Daniel
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MManh-Dung Nguyen
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MMathéo Vergnolle
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MMathilde Ollivier
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MMatthieu Lemerre
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OOlivier Nicole
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RRichard Bonichon
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RRobin David
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SSébastien Bardin
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SSoline Ducousso
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TTa Thanh Dinh
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YYaëlle Vinçont
Maintainers
Sources
binsec-0.7.2.tbz
sha256=5e1d0f26a567df4abcbeb964b454cf8b2c8484194ff2d9639bdeb94d63edcb3b
sha512=a638c665407fde9aadbd57a7b9f84260db8f03c0cbf65722732d43dfc93122d801e31977e0ba7cd249b340262caf216bca746a3520d0e01d487a5baf6a6c77e6
doc/binsec/Binsec/Loader_buf/index.html
Module Binsec.Loader_buf
Generic representation of loader buffers
Thanks to def-lkb for the general idea: https://github.com/def-lkb/owee
module type S = sig ... end
module type Bufferable = sig ... end
module type W = sig ... end
module type Writable = sig ... end
include W
with type t =
(int, Bigarray.int8_unsigned_elt, Bigarray.c_layout) Bigarray.Array1.t
include S
with type t =
(int, Bigarray.int8_unsigned_elt, Bigarray.c_layout) Bigarray.Array1.t
type t = (int, Bigarray.int8_unsigned_elt, Bigarray.c_layout) Bigarray.Array1.t
val dim : t -> int
Size of the buffer.
A mutable cursor, pointing to an arbitrary position of a buffer.
val cursor : ?at:int -> Machine.endianness -> t -> cursor
val seek : cursor -> int -> unit
val ensure : cursor -> int -> string -> unit
val advance : cursor -> int -> unit
val at_end : cursor -> bool
module Peek : sig ... end
module Read : sig ... end
module Write : sig ... end
sub t len
returns a fresh cursor pointing to the beginning of a sub-buffer * of size len
starting from t
, and advances t
by len
.
val read : ?signed:bool -> [ `x32 | `x64 ] -> cursor -> int
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