binParser

binParser

Cross platform binary parser. Doesn't matter OS you prefer to use or binary filetype you need to parse. Potentially it can be used to replace readelf, otool, DUMPBIN

Support binary formats and OS

The followed table shows support platforms and binary formats. macho files format also includes fat binaries.

	MacOsX	Win	Linux
macho64	X	X	X
fatMacho64	X	X	X
elf64	X	X	X
PE64	X	X	X

Command Line Arguments

Short Arg	Long Arg	Description
-h	--header	print all headers
-m	--mcpu	set up cpu type for parser, used for fat binaries
-r	--relocs	print relocations
	--segments	print all segments
-s	--symbols	print all symbols
-S	--sections	print all section
	--code-sign	macho: print code sign
	--fat-header	macho: print fat header information if it's
	--fixups	macho: print all fixups information
	--func-starts	macho: print info about function starts
-l	--lcom	macho: print load commands
-d	--delay-imports	pe: print delay imports
	--dos-header	pe: print dos header
-e	--exports	pe: print exports
	--file-header	pe: print file header
-i	--imports	pe: print imports
	--opt-header	pe: print opt header
	--dynamic	elf: print .dynamic section
	--version-info	elf: print symbols version info from sections:.gnu.version, .gnu.version_r

Examples

Print aarch64 symbols of fat macho64

binParser --mcpu=aarch64 -s [PATH_TO_FAT_MACHO64]

If you work with fat binary without specifying arch type, binParser will try to extract information related to its own arch.