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README.txt
avltree.c
avltree.h
mfile.py
udhelp.H
udhelp.cpp
xed-asmparse-main.c
xed-asmparse.c
xed-asmparse.h
xed-dec-print.c
xed-disas-elf.c
xed-disas-elf.h
xed-disas-filter.c
xed-disas-filter.h
xed-disas-hex.c
xed-disas-hex.h
xed-disas-macho.c
xed-disas-macho.h
xed-disas-pecoff.cpp
xed-disas-pecoff.h
xed-disas-raw.c
xed-disas-raw.h
xed-dll-discovery.c
xed-dot-prep.c
xed-dot-prep.h
xed-dot.c
xed-dot.h
xed-enc-lang.c
xed-enc-lang.h
xed-enc2-1.c
xed-enc2-2.c
xed-enc2-3.c
xed-ex-agen.c
xed-ex-cpuid.c
xed-ex-ild.c
xed-ex-ild2.c
xed-ex1.c
xed-ex3.c
xed-ex4.c
xed-ex5-enc.c
xed-ex6.c
xed-ex7.c
xed-ex8.c
xed-ex9-patch.c
xed-examples-util.c
xed-examples-util.h
xed-find-special.c
xed-min.c
xed-nm-symtab.c
xed-nm-symtab.h
xed-rc-template.txt
xed-reps.c
xed-size.c
xed-symbol-table.c
xed-symbol-table.h
xed-tables.c
xed-tester.c
xed.c
xed_build_common.py
xed_examples_mbuild.py

README.txt

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To build the examples, a relatively recent version of python 2.7 is required.

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STATIC LIBRARY XED BUILD:
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Linux or Mac:

% ./mfile.py

Windows:

% C:/python27/python mfile.py

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DYNAMIC LIBRARY XED BUILD:
================================

If you have a a shared-object (or DLL build on windows) you must also include
"--shared" on the command line:

Linux or Mac:

% ./mfile.py --shared

Windows:

% C:/python27/python mfile.py --shared

Add "--help" (no quotes) for more build options.