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p3elf

A tiny python3 module for parsing ELF file metadata that I'm writing to familiarize myself with python binary IO as well as to gain more python experience.

Currently, it can:

  • parse the ELF file header

  • parse program headers and section headers

  • dump segments

  • dump sections

TODO

  • cli tool

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