Re: Is there a way to add a data section to an executable?
You could create an installer that bundles all the data files into the installer executable, then unpacks them into the program folder on installation.
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Re: Is there a way to add a data section to an executable?
@4, no, you can't, not unless your willing to rewrap the program as a new binary image that can execute itself. That's what binary packers do: take the executable image, compress/pack it, and generate a new executable that will
Re: Is there a way to add a data section to an executable?
Hi,What I mean is I'd want a way to add an entire new section to a programs executable called, for example, .gdata.I know EXE packers do that.
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Re: Is there a way to add a data section to an executable?
The section your thinking of is the data segment, called .data. This is not a place for you to store things like text files or audio files (if you did, the program would be malformed). The .data section is where initialized data
Re: Is there a way to add a data section to an executable?
The section your thinking of is the data segment, called .data. This is not a place for you to store things like text files or audio files (if you did, the program would be malformed). The .data section is where initialized data
Re: Is there a way to add a data section to an executable?
What language are you using? For Python, you can append arbitrary data to the exe when compiling, which can then be extracted at run time into a temporary working folder.
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Is there a way to add a data section to an executable?
I'm looking for a way to add a new section to an executable (.EXE) file, so I can store various resources without using an overlay.I didn't find anything on Google, though and I don't have a clue about the PE file format.Would there be
