Reconstruct the binary object and write the raw PE in `filename`

Return the number of sections <div class="warning"> This value could differ from the real number of sections present in the binary. It must be taken

Define the object file type. (e.g. executable, library...)

Additional value that can be involved in the relocation processing

Parse form a file path ``` if let Some(Binary::ELF(elf)) = Binary::parse("/bin/ls") { // ... } ```

The original raw type as an integer. This value might depends on the architecture and/or the file type.

Check if the current binary has the given DataDirectory::TYPES

Header that follows the [`Binary::header`]. It is named optional* from the COFF specification but it is mandatory in a PE file.

Relocations

The four bits `[23:20]` describe alignment info. Possible values are those defined as `IMAGE_SCN_ALIGN_*`, which are also used to describe alignment

The targeted machine architecture like ARM, x86, AMD64, ...

Write back the current PE binary into the file specified in parameter

The relative virtual address of the content of this data directory

The offset alignment of the segment

Size of data that follows the header

seeks:

Iterator over the [`crate::macho::Binary`]

Architecture for this range

Return the DataDirectory with the given type (or index)

Create a relocation type from its raw value and the architecture

Remove a DLL_CHARACTERISTICS from the current characteristics

Return an iterator over the [`crate::elf::Segment`] of the binary

Return the offset to the [`Header`] structure.

Section flags

Return the ResourceNode associated with the given TYPE or a nullptr if not found;

The raw size of **all** the load commands (`LC_xxx`)

Add the given export and return the newly created and added export