This software enables search and replace functions in binary files. It provides users the ability to locate and modify specific data within binary files quickly and easily.
If you're searching for a Perl module that enables you to easily search for and replace binary files, libgbsed may be just what you need. With this module, you can search and replace binary files with ease.
The SYNOPSIS outlines the various included files that come with the module, including "libgbsed.h". Within this structure, there are a number of arguments that allow you to customize your search and replace functions.
These arguments include search and replace strings, input and output filename paths, along with minimum and maximum match values. Once you've set your arguments, you can use the "gbsed_binary_search_replace" function to perform your search and replace.
If you prefer using FILE*s rather than filenames, there is a separate structure included within the module for that purpose. Here an additional two pointers are provided for input and output files, along with the same minimum and maximum match values. The function associated here is "gbsed_fbinary_search_replace".
Throughout the process, you'll be able to count on error handling through the "gbsed_errno" function, with available strings presented in the "gbsed_errtostr" function. Overall, with these features at your disposal, you should be able to easily search and replace binary files with libgbsed.
The SYNOPSIS outlines the various included files that come with the module, including "libgbsed.h". Within this structure, there are a number of arguments that allow you to customize your search and replace functions.
These arguments include search and replace strings, input and output filename paths, along with minimum and maximum match values. Once you've set your arguments, you can use the "gbsed_binary_search_replace" function to perform your search and replace.
If you prefer using FILE*s rather than filenames, there is a separate structure included within the module for that purpose. Here an additional two pointers are provided for input and output files, along with the same minimum and maximum match values. The function associated here is "gbsed_fbinary_search_replace".
Throughout the process, you'll be able to count on error handling through the "gbsed_errno" function, with available strings presented in the "gbsed_errtostr" function. Overall, with these features at your disposal, you should be able to easily search and replace binary files with libgbsed.
What's New
Version 0.67: N/A