Running executables of different format on any OS?

The important thing about compatibility is the underlying processor architecture, not Linux vs. OS X vs. Android. If the ELF or . So are compiled for the same processor instruction set, then this can work.

If not, then they are not compatible. For example, if both were built for Linux but different processors, they would not be compatible.

Thanks! That's good news. Do you have any guidelines on an actual implementation?(more precisely, can I use libelf to get for example, a function pointer to some actual code?

I'd also love to have a link to the libelf docs I couldn't find one). – H2CO3 Dec 2 at 22:13 1 I don't know if he is using libelf, but yes, libelf can parse an ELF file to let you find the binary implementations of functions in a library or executable. I don't know about docs, but source is here: directory.fsf.Org/wiki/Libelf – TJD Dec 2 at 22:22.

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