http://lowlevelbits.org/parse-mach-o-files/From an OS X perspective, but an informative article, still relevant to NS/OS.
Quote from: "itomato"http://lowlevelbits.org/parse-mach-o-files/
From an OS X perspective, but an informative article, still relevant to NS/OS.
Thanks a lot, iTomato. BTW, do you know any other OS apart from NS and OSX that runs the Mach-O kernel? One of the things I miss most on open source operating systems is their lack of fat binaries. I'd really like to have fat binaries on any OS I use.
Quote from: itomato on August 20, 2015, 01:33:19 PMhttp://lowlevelbits.org/parse-mach-o-files/
From an OS X perspective, but an informative article, still relevant to NS/OS.
Very useful
@itomato thanks for the link.
Original link doesn't work so here is the web.archive.org link.
https://web.archive.org/web/20151110081130/http://lowlevelbits.org/parse-mach-o-files/ (
https://web.archive.org/web/20151110081130/http://lowlevelbits.org/parse-mach-o-files/)
Quote from: ardi on October 05, 2015, 12:18:59 PMOne of the things I miss most on open source operating systems is their lack of fat binaries. I'd really like to have fat binaries on any OS I use.
There is a FatELF specification, which was never integrated into Linux or any other mainstream Unix or Unix-like system:
https://icculus.org/fatelf/ (
https://icculus.org/fatelf/)
The logo on that page is quite appropriate :).