ELF Explorer

Linux enthusiasts have a lot to learn when dicing under the OS's hood. ELF (Executable and Linkable Format) files may be the first challenge a Linux user could encounter. Just like the DLL library on Windows, ELF files are responsible for core operations and hold a considerable amount of data.

ELF Explorer is a simple tool designed to help you open and view ELF files from the comfort of a Windows machine.

Features:

• Visualize ELF, program, and section headers


• Preview area to display ELF data


• Portable package for easy deployment

Understanding what ELF files are composed of requires a certain level of technicality and knowledge of the said OS. The app lets you visualize ELF, program, and section headers. The preview area is the main pane where the ELF data will be laid out.

Specifications:

• File: /home/rsyncd/mnt/root/softpedia/Downloads/Windows Apps/Others/E/ELF Explorer/installer.exe


• Publisher: Ofek Shaked


• Price: FREE

Keep in mind that ELF Explorer's job is to open files for viewing, nothing more. The interface won't sport any buttons or options except the Open file one. The tool comes in a portable package, so you can deploy it freely - anytime, anywhere.

To sum it up, Elf Explorer is a lightweight analysis tool for Linux ELF files. It should come in handy to users looking to understand how Linux works, by taking a peep at the OS's most important files.