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========================= libr - codename 'radare2' ========================= LibR is the refactoring of the old radare1 core in a set of libraries defining the APIs of radare2. The library 'libr' is composed by different modules, each one implementing working modules of radare, so then, we get a complete set of libraries for analyzing code, disassembling bytes, dumping bytes, plugin handling, etc.. The 'R' is for refactoring, reversing, radare, ... Each module has its own test directory (t/) which contains simple applications using the upper directory code and linking against the direct dependencies. This enables a fine-grained test level for checking all functionalities in one shot and give us the opportunity to write radare2 as test programs. --pancake