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The very first step of each tool such as linker, disassembler, or debugger is  parsing of an input executable or object file. These files are stored in one  of the existing object file formats (OFF). Retargetable tools are not limited  to any particular target platform and they have to deal with handling of  several OFFs. Handling of these formats is similar to parsing of computer  languages - both of them have a predefined structure and a list of allowed  constructions. However, OFF constructions are heavily mutually interconnected  and they create context-sensitive units. In present, there is no generic  system, which can be used for OFF description and its effective parsing. In  this paper, we propose a formal language that can be used for OFF  description. Furthermore, we present a design of a context parser of this  language that is based on the formal models. The major advance of this  solution is an ability to describe context-sensitive properties on the level  of the language itself. This concept is planned to be used in the existing  retargetable decompiler developed within the Lissom project. In this project,  the language and its parser will be used for an object file parsing and its  automatic conversion into the internal uniform file format. It is important  to say that the concept of this parser can be utilized within other  programming languages.

Context parsing (not only) of the object-file-format description language