adds the --target
parameter to disassemble and compare commands
#1276
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The target command-line parameter specializes (refines) the target
architecture of the disassembled binary, in order to specify abi,
fabi, and other target-specific parameters.
If the specified target is less specific than the binarie's target
then it will be ignored, if it is incompatible then an error will
occur.
Example,
arm-linux-gnueabi-echo
binary fromtestsuite/bin
is abinary built for bap:armv5+le, so we can refine it by adding an
application profile and floating-points (see
bap list targets
forthe full list of targets),
At the same time if we will try to specify
amd64
or even an armbut that is not derived from
armv5+le
, we will get an error, e.g.,