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Dump data from object files

From: "Schmitt, Patrick" <Patrick dot Schmitt at ksb dot com>
To: "binutils at sourceware dot org" <binutils at sourceware dot org>
Date: Tue, 21 Sep 2010 10:52:14 +0200
Subject: Dump data from object files
References: <B5CD476F03D3A5499BFB8E38C07D2DD5F6F386D6F8@DEMX201.EMEA.KSB.intern> <OFA0B68812.84F16ADF-ONC12577A4.004D68FD-C12577A4.004D8A26@onevision.de> <B5CD476F03D3A5499BFB8E38C07D2DD5F6F386D772@DEMX201.EMEA.KSB.intern> <B5CD476F03D3A5499BFB8E38C07D2DD5F6F386D85A@DEMX201.EMEA.KSB.intern>

Hello guys, 
I want to dump data from object files like "objdump -s fileName" does it.
I open the object file in that way:

    bfd *abfd = NULL;
    const char ** target = NULL;

    bfd_init();

    target =  bfd_target_list();

    abfd = bfd_openr("c:\\config.o", target);

Abfd is not null, but it doesnt contains sections.

What is the next step getting data from the sections ?

Sincerly
Patrick

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