Questions tagged [coff]

COFF (Common Object File Format) is a file format for files containing machine code.

COFF is a file format originally used by early Unix systems for program objects and shared libraries. COFF has been largely superseded by ELF on modern unix-like systems.

COFF is in use in the Windows family of operating systems, in the form of the Windows™ Portable Executable format. It is also used in some embedded development environments.

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Modifying a Microchip COFF file

I want to simulate in proteus a program that I made, but it was compiled using MPLABX on linux, proteus is running in a virtual machine and windows XP. My computer is hardware less, so try to run MPLABX on the virtual machine is really demanding for…
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java execution at runtime of exe wrapper in a byte array

I have this code which copy the executable file into byte array. //winmine.exe Path path = Paths.get("winmine.exe"); byte[] bin = Files.readAllBytes(path); I want execute dinamically the array without use the file. By example I need…
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raw bin to coff conversion

I wonder if in such case i get a .bin file with the raw contents of some procedure (x86-32) is it possible to convert this with some tool (or if it is at all possible) to some linkable object file (like coff) which i can link and use (for example…
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error LNK1123: failure during conversion to COFF: file invalid or corrupt - even after changing the settings

I have a C++ windows forms project built using MS Visual Studio 2010. I get the following error when I execute it. error LNK1123: failure during conversion to COFF: file invalid or corrupt I know it's a common problem discussed in many forums. I…
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Can not compile this assembly code

I've started to learn assembly and tried to compile the following code on visual studio 2010 DSEG SEGMENT A DW 8 B DW 10 DSEG ENDS SSEG SEGMENT STACK DW 100H DUP(?) SSEG ENDS CSEG SEGMENT ASSUME CS:CSEG, DS:DSEG, SS:SSEG MAIN PROC…
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how to convert .obj to to .coff (in cygwin platform)

Facing problem to convert .obj to .coff file using objcopy command. Currently i am trying to solve this issue by using OBJCOPY Command. i tried Command objcopy -I input.O -O output. output which will be get converted to COFF format and input is in…
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Writing data to .cof file

I'm very new to coding and have been utterly baffled (for the second time today) by something google can't fix. I am writing code using Code Composer 4 on Windows. My code has no errors but the fopen("coffic.cof", "w") just doesn't change the data…
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"fatal error LNK1561: entry point must be defined" error from MASM32 in very simple program

Fixed; here's the fixed code (doesn't do anything and crashes, but it assembles, which is the point): .686P .MODEL FLAT .CODE _START: MOV al, 255 END _START I also discovered I had to use the /c switch with ml and then link separately with…
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Microsoft Visual C 2010 Express: failure during conversion to COFF: file

I get the following error, when I would like to make a Build solution. LINK : fatal error LNK1123: failure during conversion to COFF: file invalid or corrupt
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Memory Section Definitions

I am taking an assembly class and having a terrible time trying to figure out a question. We have the following: For the life of me, I have been trying to Google this to figure it out, but haven't been able to find much and unfortunately, there is…
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Make MS Visual C++ compiler treat Win32 API import calls as (unresolved) external symbols

Is it possible to make MS visual C++ compiler treat Win32 API import calls as (unresolved) external symbols? In other words, I need to change dword ptr calls which reference to some IAT, e.g.: FF 15 00 00 00 00 call dword ptr…
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