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Re: Initializing a bfd* without using openr_bfd (nor _bfd_new_bfd()) ?

Hi,

On 01/19/2012 05:41 PM, nick clifton wrote: 

I am struggling with libbfd trying to allocate a fresh bfd* structure,
yet without using openr_bfd, openw_bfd (nor _bfd_new_bfd as it is a
private function).

Is there a simple way to call _bfd_new_bfd() without having to
reimplement it ?

Have you tried using bfd_create() ?

Not yet, but this is exactly what I need indeed... Sorry, I didn't find it in the documentation at first sight.

My point was exactly to not depend of a file, so not opening the file is quite enough for me.

Or bfd_openr_iovec() ?

I didn't find the documentation for this function, but I'll look in the code of binutils.

Thans a lot for these hints !

Regards
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Emmanuel Fleury

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