Very cool, I haven't used LIEF before but it looks quite interesting ... thanks for the links!
Author here: thanks for sharing! I'm curious to hear what other interesting ways people use Binutil commands or if there are other ELF introspection tools that I neglected to mention in the article. I only touched on it…
> I also was very thankful that CoreBluetooth handles so much for us. I was able to get our firmware updates to get to 85% theoretical speeds That's awesome! I've generally been pretty happy with the CoreBluetooth…
Thanks for sharing the link! I remember watching that presentation ... I really liked how thorough it was. I'll include the links in the article as an additional reference! > Upping the MTU is "easy" on Android (you can…
Yeah, minidump and breakpad/crashpad can be great when running native code on an OS! One challenge with embedded devices (i.e ARM Cortex-Ms) is that it is not always safe/viable to try and grab the thread contexts at…
Very cool, I haven't used LIEF before but it looks quite interesting ... thanks for the links!
Author here: thanks for sharing! I'm curious to hear what other interesting ways people use Binutil commands or if there are other ELF introspection tools that I neglected to mention in the article. I only touched on it…
> I also was very thankful that CoreBluetooth handles so much for us. I was able to get our firmware updates to get to 85% theoretical speeds That's awesome! I've generally been pretty happy with the CoreBluetooth…
Thanks for sharing the link! I remember watching that presentation ... I really liked how thorough it was. I'll include the links in the article as an additional reference! > Upping the MTU is "easy" on Android (you can…
Yeah, minidump and breakpad/crashpad can be great when running native code on an OS! One challenge with embedded devices (i.e ARM Cortex-Ms) is that it is not always safe/viable to try and grab the thread contexts at…