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Hi all,
i'd like to scan a set of (C++ linux static) libraries for some specific type definitions/structures. I am trying to do that via a script- see post also, but my knowledge or rather the lack of it doesn't help a lot. So, i am also asking if there is a tool/program, that could help me out. A command-line one preferably, so that i could use it in a bash script maybe.
Unfortunately grep seems to work only for text files. My small search showed, that it's not the right tool for binary files. I'd be happy to be wrong by the way
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