ELFIO and ARIO are robust, header-only C++ libraries designed to make binary file and archive manipulation effortless, efficient, and portable. Whether you are building compilers, linkers, binary analysis tools, or custom build systems, these libraries provide the foundation you need for working with ELF files and UNIX archives.

Tiny loaders for various binary formats.

A library for loading ELF from memory and/or making Linux syscalls on Android written in pure Java.

small elf loader

sloader is an ELF loader which aims to replace ld-linux.so of glibc.

A high-performance, no_std-friendly ELF loader and runtime linker for Rust

load so file into current memory space and run function

A collection of IDA loaders for various game console ELF's. (PS3, PSVita, WiiU)

esp32 component to load in ram and relocate elf file

A simple x86 operating system with graphical user space

Loads a native Windows assembly... right from your .NET embedded resources. Works on all modern .NET platforms.

Elfina is a multi-architecture ELF loader written in Rust, supporting x86 and x86-64 binaries.

ROP gadget finder and analysis in pure Javascript

An ARM64 Linux ELF Packer/Loader

This loads DWARF info from an open binary and propagates function names, arguments, and type info

Linux assembly language minimal 'dynamic ELF' example plus experiments

Various ELF programs for Motorola P2K phones.

The E.L.F Executable Loader loads the executable file into memory page-by-page, using a request-paging mechanism - a page will only be loaded when it is needed. For simplicity, the loader runs only static executable files - which is not linked to shared / dynamic libraries.

Run Unikraft ELF Loader app on Linux executables

Black Sand Beacon — a lightweight, memory-resident micro beacon or implant for the LazyOwn RedTeam Framework — is the first offensive platform to deliver true native BOF (Beacon Object File) support for Linux. Inspired by the Windows-based Black Basalt Beacon, it enables red teams to write position-independent, fileless post-exploitation modules