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#include <libelf.h>
#include <gelf.h>
Functions elf32_getehdr() and elf64_getehdr() return a pointer to the appropriate class-specific header descriptor if it exists in the file referenced by descriptor elf. These functions return NULL if an ELF header was not found in file elf.
Function gelf_getehdr() stores a translated copy of the header for ELF file elf into the descriptor pointed to by argument dst. It returns argument dst if successful or NULL in case of failure.
| [ELF_E_ARGUMENT] | |
| The argument elf was null. | |
| [ELF_E_ARGUMENT] | |
| Argument elf was not a descriptor for an ELF file. | |
| [ELF_E_ARGUMENT] | |
| The elf class of descriptor elf was not recognized. | |
| [ELF_E_ARGUMENT] | |
| Argument dst was null. | |
| [ELF_E_CLASS] | The ELF class of descriptor elf did not match that of the API function being called. |
| [ELF_E_HEADER] | ELF descriptor elf does not have an associated header. |
| [ELF_E_RESOURCE] | |
| An out of memory condition was detected during execution. | |
| [ELF_E_SECTION] | The ELF descriptor in argument elf did not adhere to the conventions used for extended numbering. |
| [ELF_E_VERSION] | The ELF descriptor elf had an unsupported ELF version number. |
| GELF_GETEHDR (3) | December 16, 2006 |
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