package rdr

Not available on OCaml 5.5
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Rdr is a cross-platform binary analysis and reverse engineering tool, utilizing a unique symbol map for global analysis.

Install 

dune-project
 Dependency

www.m4b.io Edit opam file Versions (2)

Authors

  1. M
    m4b <m4b.github.io@gmail.com>

Maintainers

  1. M
    m4b <m4b.github.io@gmail.com>

Sources

v1.1.tar.gz
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Description

rdr is an OCaml tool/library for doing cross-platform analysis of binaries, by printing headers, locating entry points, showing import and export symbols, their binary offsets and size, etc.

It also features a symbol map which allows fast lookups for arbitrary symbols, and their associated data, on your system (the default search location are binaries in /usr/lib).

See the README at http://github.com/m4b/rdr for more details.

Features:

  • 64-bit Linux and Mach-o binary analysis
  • Searchable symbol-map of all the symbols on your system, including binary offset, size, and exporting library
  • Print imports and exports of binaries
  • Make pretty graphs, at the binary or symbol map level

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Dependencies (3)

  1. ocamlbuild build
  2. ocamlfind build
  3. ocaml >= "4.02" & < "5.0.0"

Dev Dependencies

None

Optional Dependencies

None

Used by

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Conflicts

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Build status

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