Number of non-volatile FP registers (d8-d15) saved in the canonical stack location

Number of non-volatile INT registers (x19-x28) saved in the canonical stack location.

The given path

Try to remove the auxiliary requirement symbol with the given name. The function returns true if the operation succeed, false otherwise. warning**:

Reserved value (should be 0)

According to the official specs, a reserved value

Reserved value. Should be `0`

Additional bitmask to be defined later

Reserved for future expansion. Should be 0.

Reserved. Should be 0

See: dependent_load_flags()

See: [`LoadConfiguration::dependent_load_flags`]

According to the official `loader.h` file, this value is reserved for *count* or *sizeof

Must be zero

This value is only present for 64 bits Mach-O files. In that case, the value is *reserved*.

Try to resolve the value of the relocation with the provided base address. The returned value could be used such as: `*address = resolve_with_base_ad

Return resources as a tree or a nullptr if there is no resources

Return a manager interface to read and manipulate the resources tree with a user friendly interface.

Return the [`Type`] associated with the **return type** of this function.

Reserved (padding) values. Should be 0

Return a reference to the RichHeader object

Return the `LC_ROUTINE/LC_ROUTINE64` command if present

Iterator over the different RuntimeTable entries located in the content of this `__LINKEDIT` command

The function RVA

The **relative** virtual address where the data referenced by this data directory are located.

RVA of the function

Size in bytes taken by RVAs

Function start address

Whether `/sdl` was enabled for this binary. `sdl` stands for Security Development Lifecycle and provides enhanced security features like changing sec

Whether `/sdl` was enabled for this binary. `sdl` stands for Security Development Lifecycle and provides enhanced security features like changing sec

The count of unique handlers in the table. This member is available only for x86.

The VA of the sorted table of RVAs of each valid, unique handler in the image. This member is available only for x86.

The section in which the relocation is applied (or a nullptr)

Section associated with the relocation, if any, otherwise a nullptr.

Section associated with the section (if any)

The section in which the relocation is applied (if any)

Section associated with the symbol (if any)

The (optional) section in which the data associated with the data directory are located.

Try to find the section that encompasses the given virtual address. `skip_nobits` can be used to include (or not) the `SHT_NOTBIT` sections

Type of the section. This value can help to determine the purpose of the section