pybfd3 0.1.5

Description:

pybfd3 0.1.5

PyBFD3
This clone of PyBFD mainly adds support for Python 3.x while keeping compatibility with Python 2.x. To prevent conflicts and possible confusion, the name of the module/package has changed to pybfd3
Because it seems that pybfd is no longer maintained, I decided to create my own independent repository.
Changelog
Version 0.1.5

Remove legacy distutils usage (thanks to @Bidski)

Version 0.1.4

Update PyBFD3 to be compatible with binutils > 2.29 (thanks to @Bidski)

Requirements

The binutils-dev package must be installed first.

Install
Method 1: Via Python Package Index (PyPI).
$ pip install pybfd3

Method 2: Local installation.
$ git clone https://github.com/b-2-r/pybfd3.git
$ pip install ./pybfd3

Note:
Depending on your pip version, you may need to add pip's --egg install option to successfully complete the installation.
Sample Session
$ cd pybfd3/examples
$ chmod +x sample-session.py
$ ./sample-session.py
Usage : ./sample-session.py <binary>
$ ./sample-session.py `which sudo`
[+] Creating BFD instance...
[+] File format : Linker/assembler/compiler output.
[+] Architecture : Intel 386 (9)
[+] BFD target name : elf64-x86-64
[+] Entry point : 0x403970
[+] Sections : 27
[+] Selected section information:
Name : .text
Index : 13
Length : 59 Kbytes
0x402B60 SZ=2 BD=0 IT=1 push r15
0x402B62 SZ=2 BD=0 IT=1 push r14
0x402B64 SZ=2 BD=0 IT=1 push r13
0x402B66 SZ=2 BD=0 IT=1 push r12
0x402B68 SZ=1 BD=0 IT=1 push rbp
0x402B69 SZ=1 BD=0 IT=1 push rbx
0x402B6A SZ=5 BD=0 IT=1 mov ebx,0x63ec80
0x402B6F SZ=3 BD=0 IT=1 mov rbp,rsi
0x402B72 SZ=7 BD=0 IT=1 sub rsp,0xb8
[...]

TODOs

improve get_symbols to not throwing an error if no symbols are present
macOS testing