package binsec
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Semantic analysis of binary executables
Install
dune-project
Dependency
Authors
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AAdel Djoudi
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BBenoit Boero
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BBenjamin Farinier
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CChakib Foulani
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DDorian Lesbre
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FFrédéric Recoules
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GGuillaume Girol
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JJosselin Feist
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LLesly-Ann Daniel
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MMahmudul Faisal Al Ameen
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MManh-Dung Nguyen
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MMathéo Vergnolle
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MMatthieu Lemerre
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NNicolas Bellec
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OOlivier Nicole
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RRichard Bonichon
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RRobin David
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SSébastien Bardin
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SSoline Ducousso
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TTa Thanh Dinh
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YYaëlle Vinçont
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YYanis Sellami
Maintainers
Sources
binsec-0.11.3.tbz
sha256=93f6fe439d486b166062ef6dd92c4ce3aa0947b5e18b1c3aa7de2fc3003aa6d9
sha512=98feb2b0a3f0a33fe912e9885311dd1c051768c707437f8ef038a8489fec019960142b588c6973eb8f726a14d9b2a1b4c765d915539911cb9f6ed6da9f1e51f2
doc/binsec.unix/Binsec_unix/Subprocess/index.html
Module Binsec_unix.SubprocessSource
A subprocess
spawn ~pdeathsig command spawns the specified command in a new process. The command is searched in the path.
When given, the signal pdeathsig will be delivered to the child process if the current thread dies (implemented only on Linux). The process must be closed via close.
stdin t returns the channel bound to the subprocess stdin.
stdout t returns the channel bound to the subprocess stdout.
stderr t returns the channel bound to the subprocess stderr.
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