binsider: A tool for analyzing Linux binaries

[Orhun Parmaksiz]

Hey again!

My current use cases (and the reason I built this) are:

- Identifying and analyzing linked libraries of a binary, which is helpful
for my packaging work for Arch Linux.
- Performing dynamic analysis to see the number of syscalls made during
execution, useful for uncovering performance bottlenecks (and just for
fun).
- Using the hex editor when working with binary data.
- Searching for specific debug symbols.

There has been some interest in the tool from reverse engineering
communities as well, so I may add support for attaching a debugger
(gdb/bugstalker) and improve platform/architecture support.

Also, maybe somehow having a diff feature (similar to diffoscope)
would be also nice.

I'm always happy to discuss it further!

Cheers,
Orhun
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