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COFF files are used as an intermediate object file format by compilers (.obj/.o). COFF shares a lot with PE format. The biggest differenes are relocation format and lack of PE headers and data directories.
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Since PE contains COFF as its part most of what's needed for COFF parsing is already present in pe-parse. The only missing part was support for COFF relocations, which isn't hard to implement. Presenting COFF as |
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COFF files are used as an intermediate object file format by compilers (.obj/.o). COFF shares a lot with PE format. The biggest differences are relocations and lack of PE headers and data directories.