In order to have a better time viewing FDTs in the visualizer
scanner will now unflatten the FDT.
It could still be improved slightly by modifying FDTProps to
make their values be `u32`s and possibly detect whether they
should be u64s.
* Fix flattened device tree parsing
Fix parsing to support multiple FDTs in a file and
non-zero base addresses.
* Fix string parsing
Parent offset wasn't being taken into account
when looking for prop names.
- Add various version of the BitmapInfoHeader struct, and autodetect
the correct one.
- Fix palette detection.
- Use BitmapInfoHeader::biSize to find the position of the palette / data.
* 7z.hexpat
This repository contains a custom pattern for the ImHex tool that enables the analysis of 7zip files. The pattern allows for a structured view of 7zip files within ImHex, providing insights into various aspects of the file structure.
- Identification of 7zip files: The custom pattern detects and identifies 7zip file types based on their signature.
- Extraction of key information: The pattern extracts important details from the 7zip file, such as the format version, CRC values, relative offset of the end header, and file size.
- Differentiation of compression methods: The pattern distinguishes between LZMA and LZMA2 compression methods used within the 7zip file.
- Visualization of start and end headers: The pattern helps in visualizing the start and end headers of the 7zip file, making it easier to navigate through its structure.
To use the custom pattern for analyzing 7zip files in ImHex, follow these steps:
1. Install ImHex: Ensure that you have ImHex installed on your system.
2. Open a 7zip file: Launch ImHex and open the 7zip file you want to analyze.
3. Apply the custom pattern: In the "Pattern" menu, select the custom pattern for 7zip file analysis and apply it.
4. Explore the file structure: ImHex will display the matched patterns, allowing you to explore the structure of the 7zip file with the extracted information.
Please note that this custom pattern is designed specifically for 7zip files and may not be suitable for other file formats.
Contributions to this custom pattern for 7zip file analysis are welcome. If you have any improvements, bug fixes, or suggestions, feel free to submit a pull request.
This custom pattern for ImHex is licensed under the [MIT License](LICENSE.md). You are free to modify and distribute this pattern as per the terms of the license.
We would like to acknowledge the developers of ImHex for providing an excellent tool for binary file analysis. The custom pattern for 7zip file analysis in this repository builds upon the capabilities of ImHex to enhance the understanding of 7zip file structures.
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We hope you find this custom pattern useful for analyzing 7zip files using ImHex. If you encounter any issues or have any questions, please feel free to raise them in the "Issues" section of this repository.
Thanks!
* Added test file
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* Create cda.hexpat
pattern language created for .cda files
* added test file for cda pattern
* Delete cda.hexpat.cda.cda
* Add test file cda
test file for cda pattern
* Update README.md
Add cda file in read.me
* Create tiff.hexpat
* Update README.md
Update readme to include tiff hexpat
* added file to test the pattern
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Co-authored-by: joelalves <joel.17.alves@gmail.com>
* Added image visualizers to image patterns that were supported
* missing include files
* Small style fixes
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Co-authored-by: Nik <werwolv98@gmail.com>
* Added pattern file for M.A.X. v1.04 game files.
* * Added MAX pattern in list of patterns.
* Added MAX sample game save file.
* Reordered the list of patterns to ascending name.
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Co-authored-by: n.bitounis <n.bitounis@xe.gr>
* Add `current_bit_offset()` and `read_bits(...)` to `std::mem`
* Replace deprecated BitfieldOrder enum values with new clearer names
This adds new options named `MostToLeastSignificant` and `LeastToMostSignificant` to replace the old `LeftToRight` and `RightToLeft` names. These names should be much clearer about what they affect and how.
* Throw errors when `std::core::(get|set)_bitfield_order()` are called
* Update all patterns to work with the new bitfield behaviors
* ELF: make section/segment data arrays sealed
* ELF: set display names for section/segment data
* Added new functions to library
* Updated ELF pattern
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Co-authored-by: Nik <werwolv98@gmail.com>
* Initial format for Buddy Allocator structures in `.DS_Store` files
* Add list of entries for files in `.DS_Store`
* Add root block, offsets, toc and free lists structures
* Add parsing of block data
* Document `.DS_Store` pattern and add test file
* Update pbz pattern
- Rename pbzx to pbz; turns out the 'x' is the compression type.
- Use type::Magic for the "pbz" magic number.
- Decode compression type as an enum.
- Mention compression_tool in the header comment.
* Rename pbzx.hexpat to pbz.hexpat
