.
                      
                          '      '    '    '      '
                             '.   \   |   /   .'
                           
                        -  – ––– 7f 45 4c 46 ––– –  -
                      
                             .'   /   |   \   '.
                          '      .    :    .      '
                             .    /''   ''\    .
                             /    \.'"""'./    \ 
                             (    (x(ELF)x)    )
                              \.''od@ | @bo''./
                              / 8@8@8 | 8@8@8 \
                        .'"'-. 008080 | 080080 .-'"'.
                       /    ( 0??0??0 | 0??0??0 )    \
                      (    ." ?::?:?: | :?:?::? ".    )
                     .'   /  \ .:.:' /_\ ':.:. /  \   '.
                         /    '.___.'._.'.___.'    \
                         (                         )
                          \                       /
                          .'                     '.
 
                       [ ParsELF – A NASM-ELF Parser ] 


_/ About \____________________________________________________________________

 This *bombastic ELF parser* is just a little project to get comfortable with 
 ELF files & programming in assembly.  Also this Project was  suggested to me
 by vrzh and the other members of tmpout!


_/ Usage \____________________________________________________________________

   ::: A Note on the Current State :::

   Right now it is only able to parse the ELF and program headers of a 64bit 
   little endian binary, however this will change in the near future!

 To, for example, parse a x86_64 little endian binary and print all its infos
 you may run the following command:

 .--------------------------------------------------------------------SHELL-.
 | $ ./parself <your_binary>                                                |
 '--------------------------------------------------------------------------'

_/ Credits \__________________________________________________________________

 Big thanks to  polprog for helping out with the project and vrzh for getting 
 me to do this project in the first place!