This is an utility class for reverse engineering or third-party program function hijacking. It is build for Linux and wrote with C++. Because of some methods are related to ELF file format, it isn't a cross-platform library for now.
The simplest way to develop with it is using Git submodule. You can run a command in your project src dir like this:
git submodule add https://github.com/zxcvbnm3057/FunctionLocater.gitThen add follow line into your Makefile
include ./FunctionLocater/MakefileAdd $(FunctionLocater) as .o object file to be link to your executable file and $(FunctionLocater_H) as header file depandence to your .cpp source code.
Now rebuild your project.
All functions have comment about what is it using for and meaning of most of parameters.
Futher more, There is a repository that might use for reference
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