07 Nov Mind Tech Talk – Binary File Parsing : Bits & Tools – Thomas Perale
Binary File Parsing : Bits & Tools
by Thomas Perale
14 November, 2024 12:00-13:00 CET (11:00-12:00 UTC)
At some point, every engineer will use a tool and think, “I could probably create a better solution.”
About two years ago, I had an experience examining activity files from a sports smartwatch, which prompted me to explore various libraries for parsing binary files. Ultimately, this led me to create my own solution.
While a binary file parser is fundamentally straightforward software, I found the process tedious and overly detailed when done “manually.”
In this talk, I’ll cover the different libraries and tools I discovered in my research, which can simplify the task if you ever need to delve into the contents of a binary file.
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