A Python (3.x compatible) interface to the GNU Binary File Descriptor (BFD) and opcodes library.
Project description
PyBFD3
This clone of PyBFD mainly adds support for Python 3.x while keeping compatibility with Python 2.x. To prevent conflicts and possible confusion, the name of the module/package has changed to pybfd3
Because it seems that pybfd is no longer maintained, I decided to create my own independent repository.
Changelog
Version 0.1.5
- Remove legacy distutils usage (thanks to @Bidski)
Version 0.1.4
- Update PyBFD3 to be compatible with binutils > 2.29 (thanks to @Bidski)
Requirements
- The binutils-dev package must be installed first.
Install
Method 1: Via Python Package Index (PyPI).
$ pip install pybfd3
Method 2: Local installation.
$ git clone https://github.com/b-2-r/pybfd3.git
$ pip install ./pybfd3
Note:
Depending on your pip version, you may need to add pip's --egg install option to successfully complete the installation.
Sample Session
$ cd pybfd3/examples
$ chmod +x sample-session.py
$ ./sample-session.py
Usage : ./sample-session.py <binary>
$ ./sample-session.py `which sudo`
[+] Creating BFD instance...
[+] File format : Linker/assembler/compiler output.
[+] Architecture : Intel 386 (9)
[+] BFD target name : elf64-x86-64
[+] Entry point : 0x403970
[+] Sections : 27
[+] Selected section information:
Name : .text
Index : 13
Length : 59 Kbytes
0x402B60 SZ=2 BD=0 IT=1 push r15
0x402B62 SZ=2 BD=0 IT=1 push r14
0x402B64 SZ=2 BD=0 IT=1 push r13
0x402B66 SZ=2 BD=0 IT=1 push r12
0x402B68 SZ=1 BD=0 IT=1 push rbp
0x402B69 SZ=1 BD=0 IT=1 push rbx
0x402B6A SZ=5 BD=0 IT=1 mov ebx,0x63ec80
0x402B6F SZ=3 BD=0 IT=1 mov rbp,rsi
0x402B72 SZ=7 BD=0 IT=1 sub rsp,0xb8
[...]
TODOs
improve get_symbols to not throwing an error if no symbols are present- macOS testing
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