Readelf
readelf is a program for displaying various information about object files on Unix-like systems such as objdump. It is part of the GNU binutils.
readelf and objdump
objdump has a similar function but with different features like disassembling. The main difference is that readelf does not depend on BFD and helps to check if BFD works.[1]
gollark: There was that nice thing for writing CSS in Haskell which I had to switch away from.
gollark: It does many things, like compiling SASS to CSS, minifying the javascriptscripts, inlining CSS too, pulling in the RSS feed "webring", and rendering Markdown; I think I ran into Hakyll not being customizable enough in some way and me having to work around it lots.
gollark: I used to use hakyll for my website, but I replaced it with some horrible JS a while ago.
gollark: Lua doesn't ship with much beyond the bare minimum.
gollark: Wait, hmm, that probably iterates the lines, not counts them.
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