google/bloaty
Bloaty
Bloaty ist ein Binary-Size-Profiler und Executable-Format-Analyzer, der jedes Byte einer Binärdatei spezifischen Symbolen oder Compile-Units zuordnet. Er fungiert als Compilation-Unit-Profiler und C++-Symbol-Demangler, der die Binärgröße auf Quelldateien zurückführt und gemangelte Namen in menschenlesbare Formate übersetzt.
Das Projekt zeichnet sich als Binary-Diffing-Tool aus, das in der Lage ist, zwei Versionen einer Binärdatei zu vergleichen, um spezifische Symbole oder Sektionen zu isolieren, die für Größenregressionen verantwortlich sind. Es bietet spezialisierte Unterstützung für die Wiederherstellung von Symbolen in gestrippten Binärdateien durch Assoziation mit externen Debug-Dateien unter Verwendung von Build-Identifikatoren.
Das Tool bietet umfassende Binäranalyse für ELF-, Mach-O-, PE/COFF- und WebAssembly-Formate. Seine Fähigkeiten umfassen die Analyse von Linker-Sektionen, Speichersegmenten und statischen Bibliotheksarchiven sowie die Identifizierung von Speicherplatz, der durch inlinte Funktionen verbraucht wird. Benutzer können Daten mittels regulärer Ausdrucksfilterung weiter isolieren und Profiling-Ergebnisse in CSV- oder TSV-Formaten exportieren.
Features
- Binary Size Regression Tracking - Isolates specific symbols or functions responsible for size regressions by comparing different binary versions.
- Debug Symbol Resolvers - Provides mechanisms to resolve symbols in stripped binaries using build identifiers and external debug information.
- Compilation Unit Profilers - Maps binary size back to specific source files by analyzing debug line information to identify bloated translation units.
- Stripped Binary Debugging Tools - Restores symbol and compile unit information for stripped binaries using external debug files and build IDs.
- Executable Format Support - Provides comprehensive parsing support for ELF, Mach-O, PE/COFF, and WebAssembly executable formats.
- Byte-Level Symbol Attribution - Maps every individual byte of a binary to a specific symbol or compile unit for precise size attribution.
- Binary Diffing - Compares two binary versions to identify structural changes and areas of size growth or shrinkage.
- Executable Format Analyzers - Parses binary and archive formats to analyze internal structure, including linker sections and memory segments.
- Binary Size Reporters - Provides utilities for calculating and displaying the total memory footprint and disk size of compiled programs.
- Multi-Format Binary Loaders - Implements loaders for ELF, Mach-O, PE/COFF, and WebAssembly formats to extract size and symbol data.
- Symbol Size Profilers - Measures and aggregates the memory footprint of individual binary symbols and sections into hierarchical reports.
- Inlining Analysis - Analyzes binary space consumed by inlined functions by correlating binary addresses with debug line information.
- Binary-to-Source Mapping - Associates binaries with source map files to enable compile unit and inline profiling.
- Symbol Aggregation Rules - Allows the creation of custom grouping rules using regular expressions to aggregate binary symbols or sections.
- Section Size Analysis - Reports the size of individual binary sections and segments across multiple executable formats.
- Linker Section Analysis - Groups binary data by linker sections to identify which atomic regions are consuming the most space.
- Memory Footprint Analysis - Distinguishes between the virtual memory footprint and the physical file size during binary analysis.
- Symbol Demanglers - Translates mangled C++ symbol names into human-readable formats to identify space-consuming functions.
- Object File Size Profiling - Breaks down the size of static libraries by analyzing the individual object files they contain.
- Segment Permission Analysis - Determines how memory is mapped with specific read, write, and execute permissions via runtime loader segments.
- Inlining Analysis - Identifies the amount of binary space consumed by inlined functions from header files using debug information.
- Hierarchical Reports - Generates nested reports that visualize the structural relationship between binary segments, sections, and symbols.
- Infrastructure and Configuration - Profiles binary size to identify bloat.
- Binary Analysis - Profiles binary size to understand what consumes space.
