#weld

The `weld-parser` crate wasn't happy with its name. Now, we must refer to it as `weld-object`. This crate has ambitions for its life!, like supporting Elf32, MachO, COFF, and more object formats, look at this little cheeky!

https://github.com/Hywan/weld/commit/7556abeb5d80f015e92634d8b9a6c1494e815b9e

#RustLang #parser #object #elf64

#weld

Before leaving the elf64, I wanted to write some tests. Fortunately for me, parsers written with nom are really easy to test, they are just functions!

https://github.com/Hywan/weld/compare/13be3d2917f945cd347e9394c07853ac692f32de...9e6d55e2e137df3786b257228c7e35042520c0a7

When tests are easy to write, it's a pleasure to test everything.

With this test session, I've been able to fix one panic when reading a string in a data segment with an out-of-range offset.

#RustLang #test #elf64 #parser