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OBJRES(1)		     General Commands Manual		       OBJRES(1)

NAME
     objres - compile binary data into an object file.

SYNOPSIS
     objres [OPTIONS] [SYMBOL=]FILE ...

DESCRIPTION
     objres takes as input one or more files containing binary data, and creates
     an  ELF object file that exports the contents of each input file as a read-
     only compile-time object.	objres also produces a C header  file  that  de-
     clares each of the exported objects as an array of unsigned char.

     Each input file may be preceded by the symbol name to assign to that binary
     object.  If  no  symbol  name  is provided, objres will derive one from the
     filename.

OPTIONS
     -o, --output=FILENAME
	    Set the name of the target object file to FILENAME.  If this  option
	    is	omitted,  the  default filename will be derived from the name of
	    the exported symbol (or the first symbol,  if  there  is  more  than
	    one).

     -h, --header=FILENAME
	    Set  the  name  of	the  header file to FILENAME.  If this option is
	    omitted, the default filename will be chosen to match  the	name  of
	    the object file.

     -m, --machine={32|64}
	    Set  the  target  object  file to be either a 32-bit ELF object or a
	    64-bit ELF object. The default type will be the same as  the  objres
	    binary's type.

     -R, --reference=OBJFILE
	    Examine  the  object  file OBJFILE, and copy the fields from its ELF
	    header to the file created. By default objres will only  target  x86
	    platforms;	this  option  allows it to create object files for other
	    platforms.

     -r, --read-only
	    Place the binary objects in read-only memory. The  objects	will  be
	    declared as arrays of const unsigned char.

     --help
	    Display help and exit.

     --version
	    Display version information and exit.

COPYRIGHT
     Copyright (C) 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			       OBJRES(1)

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