Golfed binaries

since: 2007-09-13 update: 2007-09-13 count:

Collection of golfed binaries.

I defined hello world program should produce "Hello, world!\n".

58B hello for x86 linux ELF

Created by kik.

You may need to run the following command to run this program.

sudo sh -c 'echo 0 > /proc/sys/vm/mmap_min_addr'

63B hello for x86 linux a.out

hello_linux_aout_x86.out .

Created by me .

104B hello for x86-64 linux ELF

hello_linux_elf_x64.out .

Created by me .

75B hello for x86 FreeBSD ELF

hello_freebsd_elf_x86.out .

Created by me . It doesn't work on recent version of FreeBSD. My environment is 4.10-RELEASE-p24r1.

97B hello for x86 Windows PE

hello_windows_pe_x86.exe , generated by this code .

Created by me , based on firewood's work .

130B hello for x86 MacOSX Mach-O

hello_macosx_macho_x86.out .

Created by me , generated by this code . Brief sketch of this code .

248B hello for PPC MacOSX Mach-O

hello_macosx_macho_ppc.out .

Created by me , referring shotaro_tsuji's work .

250B hello for JVM

Code.class . Note that the file name is very important.

Created by mame . He stripped debug information and changed println("Hello, world!") to print("Hello, world!\n") from my code, and mizu also produced 251B code .

0B hello for linux binfmt_misc

Just kidding.

i@u ~> cat > hello
#!/bin/sh
echo Hello, world!
i@u ~> chmod 755 hello
i@u ~> sudo sh -c "echo ':hello:E::hello::$HOME/hello:' > /proc/sys/fs/binfmt_misc/register"
i@u ~> touch foo.hello
i@u ~> chmod 755 foo.hello
i@u ~> /bin/ls -l foo.hello
-rwxr-xr-x 1 i i 0 2007-08-27 05:28 foo.hello
i@u ~> ./foo.hello
Hello, world!