Parse the MachO LC_RPATH command #128
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Very nice! I'll add tests as well as a binary having this command before merging |
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I'd gladly take this off your plate. I have a small test binary (~12 K) already and can write a test later today. How does this sound to you? |
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I've now added a small test case. Automated tests will likely fail right now, because my sample has not been merged into the samples repository. |
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I merged the test case and restarted the CI |
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Thanks for the PR |
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Parse the MachO LC_RPATH command
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This patch adds parsing for the LC_RPATH command. The LC_RPATH command is used to specify an additional root path where libraries can be found. Multiple LC_RPATH commands can be included in a single MachO file.
Unfortunately, none of the test binaries feature such a command. Therefore, I have not yet added a test, though I did test the functionality on my own.