binary-tailor 0.1.0

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= Binary Tailor

Persistent install adapter: you ship one polyglot pack (APE, fat Mach-O, or a ZIP of native slices). The user — or PackageHub on delivery — runs Binary Tailor, which strips non-target headers and writes a boring PE, ELF, or Mach-O the host antivirus and debugger already understand.

This kind of defeats a unified on-disk binary. It keeps a unified CI and download page.

== Commands

[source,text]

binary-tailor inspect app.bin binary-tailor tailor app.bin -o app.exe --target windows-x64 binary-tailor pack -o app.bin --name myapp windows-x64=./win.exe linux-x64=./lin macos-arm64=./mac binary-tailor assimilate ape.com --target linux-x64 binary-tailor memload payload.dylib

== Build

Sibling checkout of link:https://github.com/dev-centr/macho-memload[macho-memload] is required (../macho-memload).

[source,bash]

dub build --compiler=ldc2

== Changelog

See CHANGELOG.adoc.

== License

MIT