Hey All,
I'm piecing together a library of source code that can identify a file format by reading it's data signature.
So far it's in very early alpha stage, with the ability to recognise a list of already-implemented Image & Archive formats, but I need to test it's ability to handle different endians.
Feel free to rip it apart and I really do welcome any support, or additional signature definitions.
(You will also find another library i'm working on that allows you to access/read/write files and memory with similar commands to the file commands)
https://sourceforge.net/projects/pbutil ... 8FRECO%29/
Thanks!
File/Memory Format Recognition (Needs Testing)
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Re: File/Memory Format Recognition (Needs Testing)
You may want to look in the source package of
"file" (the Linux command):
http://www.darwinsys.com/file/
It has a whole lot of magic number signatures.
"file" (the Linux command):
http://www.darwinsys.com/file/
It has a whole lot of magic number signatures.
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Re: File/Memory Format Recognition (Needs Testing)
Fantastic. Thanks a million.remi_meier wrote:You may want to look in the source package of
"file" (the Linux command):
http://www.darwinsys.com/file/
It has a whole lot of magic number signatures.
Thanks!