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awesome, thanks! I don't think I have to look into this in the next week, but let's see. |
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I needed to get the full ELF header I figured I'd implement #247 in the process.
::elf::abicore::ffi::CStrto handle it. Originally I wanted to useCStrto store the section name inElfSectionhowever it doesn't implementCopyElfSection::string_tablenever needed to beunsafe, it is no longerunsafeElfSectionInnertrait is no longer needed because it now useself::section::SectionHeaderfor both ELF32 and ELF64. I've left it in solely for familiarity of others. I can remove it if you want.ElfSectionnow copies the section header instead of maintaining a pointer to it. I can revert this behavior if you want.