Coloured AOF and ELF files in the RISC OS Build Environment

by gerph 6 months ago

macOS • xterm-256color • fish 205 views

The RISC OS build environment contains a number of tools to make it nicer to work with files - quality of life things. One of these is the automatic formatting of AOF and ELF files created by the environment, decoding the content of the files and displaying it in a structured way.

The ELF decoding uses objdump. The AOF decoding uses decaof. Both are then coloured to make it clear what’s been shown.

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