JellyBins is a little software, which represents functional
for dumping binaries. This is not debugger, enough.
Best comparison for this is a universal CFF Explorer
or other utility
for seeing map of binary.
Format Name | Where find | State |
---|---|---|
COM |
CP/M BW-DOS PC-DOS MS-DOS and other Disk operating system |
[x] |
NE "New Executable" |
Microsoft Windows 3x, and files, OS/2 system internals (Ring 2 Drivers .DRV ) Fonts .fon |
[x] |
LE and LX "Linear Executable" |
Microsoft Windows 9x VxD drivers, IBM OS/2 at all (.EXE , .DLL , .SYS ). |
[x] |
PE "Portable Executable" |
Microsoft Windows 9x, NT at all (.DLL , .EXE , .SYS , .OCX ) and EFI bytecode |
[x] |
"Assembler-Output" objects | Early UNIX -like Operating Systems Files don't have extension or have .o , .so , .d at the end |
[] |
ELF "Executable Linkable" |
Modern UNIX -like Operating Systems. Files don't have extension or have .o , .so , .d |
[] |
Mach-O "Mach Object" |
Apple macOS /OS X /MacOS X has special segmentation format for objects and programs. |
[] |
More about every supported object's segmentation:
A JellyBins.Core.dll
contains generics or common Entities/Methods. Those internals like a bridge between user and library, needs to automate
recognition of segmentation's type.
At the moment of README(s)
updates, avaliable to find and deserialize next structures
- Program's Headers
- Sections
- Static Import data
- Export entries/Non-resident names
- Runtime Headers
- Suggested usings of external modules (libraries)
All dumps have special JellyBins structure, which describes Dumper's behaviour.
class BaseDump<T> {
/// <summary> Name of Dump (orig. struct name) </summary>
public String Name {get;set;}
/// <summary>Start of struct raw Pointer</summary>
public UInt64 Address {get;set;}
/// <summary>Strongly size of struct</summary>
public UInt64 Size {get;set;}
/// <summary>Required object</summary>
public T Segmentation {get;set;}
}
A JellyBins.Abstractions.dll
contains templates and
interfaces for project's internals. (e.g. IFileDumper
or IDrawer
)
- Usage of JellyBins Console application
- Windowed JellyBins Client
- NE Format (segmentation details)
- LE Format (OS/2 16-32 bit binary model)
- LX Format (OS/2 OMF Segmentation)
- Visual Basic Virtual Machine metadata
- Semi VB Decompiler PCode4.bas
- .NET Runtime metadata
Taken from icon8, licensed for free usage.