First I would like to thank you for your library.
I used it first because I was too lazy to use bfd from binutil (which is a reference)
and also I wanted to develop my application in C++.
I am a developer for the apeNEXT project (a supercomputer for physic simulation). http://globe-meta.ifh.de:8080/lenya/hpc/live/APE.html
For this project I am responsible of 'nlcc', a C compiler based on lcc but I had
also to write a Linker. And this linker is based on ELFIO.
I made some minor modification (it looks like that I found a bug in the management of notes),
but I also wrote a 64 bits version of ELFIO (the management of the 64bits ELF format, not linked
to the host architecture). This implementation follows the generi ELF64 specification that
can be found on Internet.
Would you be interested by such a development ?
Laurent Morin
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Dear Serge
First I would like to thank you for your library.
I used it first because I was too lazy to use bfd from binutil (which is a reference)
and also I wanted to develop my application in C++.
I am a developer for the apeNEXT project (a supercomputer for physic simulation).
http://globe-meta.ifh.de:8080/lenya/hpc/live/APE.html
For this project I am responsible of 'nlcc', a C compiler based on lcc but I had
also to write a Linker. And this linker is based on ELFIO.
I made some minor modification (it looks like that I found a bug in the management of notes),
but I also wrote a 64 bits version of ELFIO (the management of the 64bits ELF format, not linked
to the host architecture). This implementation follows the generi ELF64 specification that
can be found on Internet.
Would you be interested by such a development ?
Laurent Morin
Hi Laurent,
I am going to reply you directly.
Thank you,
Serge