I'm writing a script that, given a directory with .LIB files, will extract all the .obj files and automatically create a .sig file for each of them.
The idea is to be able to easily produce signatures for various SDKs (like the old MSVC++6.0 and so on), automatically.
Now the question is: how can I merge all the individual .sig files obtained from each .obj into a single file (e.g. msvcpp6.sig)? I see that there is a script called merge_multiple_versions.py in the example directory, but it looks like its puropose is to "merge the signature libraries generated for different versions of the same library".
Once I figure this out, I'll release the script :)
I'm writing a script that, given a directory with .LIB files, will extract all the .obj files and automatically create a .sig file for each of them.
The idea is to be able to easily produce signatures for various SDKs (like the old MSVC++6.0 and so on), automatically.
Now the question is: how can I merge all the individual .sig files obtained from each .obj into a single file (e.g. msvcpp6.sig)? I see that there is a script called merge_multiple_versions.py in the example directory, but it looks like its puropose is to "merge the signature libraries generated for different versions of the same library".
Once I figure this out, I'll release the script :)