{"p":"can-20","op":"mint","tick":"can","amt":"1000","rows":[{"df":"qa","content":[{"q":"The ELF Dump file of a blockchain program contains information about its binary, assembly, and machine code components. This includes:\n\n1. Binary format: The dump file exhibits the format of the executable file, including the ELF header, program header table, and section headers.\n\n2. Assembly code: The dump file contains the assembly code of the program, which represents the low-level instructions that the program will execute.\n\n3. Machine code: The dump file also contains the machine code, which is the set of instructions that the program will execute on the target hardware.\n\n4. Symbol table: The symbol table contains the names and addresses of the program's variables, functions, and other symbols.\n\n5. Relocation information: This section contains information about the relocation of symbols and their addresses in the final executable.\n\n6. Debug information: If the program contains debug information, the dump file will include it, which","a":"The ELF Dump file of a blockchain program contains the following information:\\n\\n1. File Header: Describes the basic information of the ELF file, such as file type, version, entry point address, etc.\\n\\n2. Section Table: Contains multiple Elf64Phdr structures, each describing the attributes and location of a segment, such as code segment, data segment, read-only data segment, etc.\\n\\n3. Symbol Table: Includes all symbols in the program, including global symbols and local symbols. The symbol table is crucial for the linker, used for parsing symbol references, resolving external symbols, and finding functions and variables.\\n\\n4. Relocation Table: Describes the relocation information of the program, which is used to adjust the memory address of the program during execution.\\n\\n5. String Table: Contains string constants used  in the program.\\n\\n6. Data: Cont"}]}],"pr":"d4931a0090f202e2c903fe4b67178b9d235419e26383f43950833c53c10504ab"}