Executable and Linkable Format
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'''Executable and Linkable Format''' ('''ELF''') is a file format used for executables, shared (dynamically linked) libraries, object code and core dumps. | '''Executable and Linkable Format''' ('''ELF''') is a file format used for executables, shared (dynamically linked) libraries, object code and core dumps. | ||
Revision as of 20:54, 17 May 2015
Executable and Linkable Format (ELF) is a file format used for executables, shared (dynamically linked) libraries, object code and core dumps.
The Wikipedia article has a long list of links to various specifications.
Format info
Software
- GNU Binutils → objdump
- GNU Binutils → readelf
