ELFTOC(1) General Commands Manual ELFTOC(1) NAME elftoc - translate an ELF file into a C struct SYNOPSIS elftoc [OPTIONS] FILE DESCRIPTION elftoc takes as input an ELF file, and translates its content into a C source file describing a struct with an initialized value that matches the ELF file's memory image. Where possible, literal values are replaced with preprocessor symbols and sizeof-based calculations. OPTIONS -e, --force-end Force inclusion of a final _end field in the C struct. By default, an _end field is only included if the padding causes the struct to be larger than the original ELF file. With this option, a struct with no extra padding will provide an _end field defined as a zero- length array. -E, --exclude-end Do not include a final _end field, even if padding is present at the end of the C struct. -w, --width=N Set the maximum line width in the output to N. The default maximum line width is 80. -i, --indent=N Set the number of spaces to indent to N. The default indentation amount is 2. -s, --structname=NAME Set the name of the C struct in the generated source code to NAME. By default the struct's name is "elf". -v, --varname=NAME Set the name of the variable in the generated source code to NAME. By default the variable's name is "foo". -m, --allow-misaligned A misaligned section in the ELF file would cause padding bytes to be inserted in the C struct. To avoid this, elftoc represents mis- aligned sections as uninterpreted byte arrays, regardless of their original type. This option suppresses this behavior, so that mis- aligned sections retain their actual type, even when this creates an incorrect image in the C struct. -q, --quiet Suppress warning messages regarding invalid and contradictory values in the ELF file. -o, --output=FILENAME Write the C source code to FILENAME instead of to standard output. --help Display help and exit. --version Display version information and exit. COPYRIGHT Copyright (C) 1999, 2001, 2011 Brian Raiter <breadbox@muppetlabs.com>. License GPLv2+: GNU GPL version 2 or later. This is free software: you are free to change and redistribute it. There is NO WARRANTY, to the extent permitted by law. ELF kickers 3.0 May 2011 ELFTOC(1)
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