What is the significance of “.note.ABI-tag” section in ELF?
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I see a .note.ABI-tag
section when I objdump -h <binary>
on a ELF file.
As per the ELF man page:
.note.ABI-tag
This section is used to declare the expected run-time ABI
of the ELF image. It may include the operating system name
and its run-time versions. This section is of type
SHT_NOTE. The only attribute used is SHF_ALLOC.
- Is this section necessary?
- What could be the side effects removing this section?
- How to remove this section (a gcc flag) from ELF?
linux binaryfiles elf abi
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I see a .note.ABI-tag
section when I objdump -h <binary>
on a ELF file.
As per the ELF man page:
.note.ABI-tag
This section is used to declare the expected run-time ABI
of the ELF image. It may include the operating system name
and its run-time versions. This section is of type
SHT_NOTE. The only attribute used is SHF_ALLOC.
- Is this section necessary?
- What could be the side effects removing this section?
- How to remove this section (a gcc flag) from ELF?
linux binaryfiles elf abi
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I see a .note.ABI-tag
section when I objdump -h <binary>
on a ELF file.
As per the ELF man page:
.note.ABI-tag
This section is used to declare the expected run-time ABI
of the ELF image. It may include the operating system name
and its run-time versions. This section is of type
SHT_NOTE. The only attribute used is SHF_ALLOC.
- Is this section necessary?
- What could be the side effects removing this section?
- How to remove this section (a gcc flag) from ELF?
linux binaryfiles elf abi
I see a .note.ABI-tag
section when I objdump -h <binary>
on a ELF file.
As per the ELF man page:
.note.ABI-tag
This section is used to declare the expected run-time ABI
of the ELF image. It may include the operating system name
and its run-time versions. This section is of type
SHT_NOTE. The only attribute used is SHF_ALLOC.
- Is this section necessary?
- What could be the side effects removing this section?
- How to remove this section (a gcc flag) from ELF?
linux binaryfiles elf abi
linux binaryfiles elf abi
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