It turns out that many projects need to parse executable formats and they usually re-implement their own parser. Moreover these parsers are usually bound to one language. LIEF attempts to fill this void.
Uploaded | Mon Mar 31 01:01:33 2025 |
md5 checksum | ac968b6913ff35a410009f8f70f1d30a |
arch | x86_64 |
build | py38h295c915_1 |
build_number | 1 |
depends | libgcc-ng >=7.5.0, liblief 0.11.5 h295c915_1, libstdcxx-ng >=7.5.0, python >=3.8,<3.9.0a0 |
license | Apache-2.0 |
license_family | Apache |
md5 | ac968b6913ff35a410009f8f70f1d30a |
name | py-lief |
platform | linux |
sha1 | 5409ce9e573a0f98fa723c72c39fb46c30a6228d |
sha256 | e5ade2812c4bf3125224d56026a7e4a8606f97cf8805b3fd9ebd15d5082b92a0 |
size | 1134227 |
subdir | linux-64 |
timestamp | 1648524154796 |
version | 0.11.5 |