Machine Language Pattern for lsmod Program

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It is possible to see the patterns of the machine language (or machine code) of a program, in this case the lsmod program from Linux. The lsmod lists the kernel modules loaded into the operating system. The two columns show the integer and binary representations of the program instructions. Programs are written in programming languages that are understandable by people and then compiled (or translated) to machine language (in binary code) that are understandable by the computer.
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Contributed by: Daniel de Souza Carvalho (March 2011)
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This binary program used is stored according the ELF (Executable and Linkable Format) standard file format specification.
The lsmod program and Linux Kernel are licensed according to the "GNU General Public License" from "Free Software Foundation, Inc.".
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"Machine Language Pattern for lsmod Program"
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Published: March 7 2011