Example BinSync Project

An example BinSync project for testing and validation

BinSync Project Format

A BinSync project is a directory (folder) that is a Git project and conatins at least 2 things:

1. a binsync/root branch
2. a binay_hash: a md5 hash of the thing you are reversing (in that root branch)

After this every branch starting with binsync/ is a User branch containg user artifact changes. Each branch layout will look something like this depending on what the user has worked on:

.
├── structs
│ └── mahaloz_struct.toml
├── patches.toml
├── metadata.toml
├── global_vars.toml
├── functions
│ └── 0040071d.toml
├── enums.toml
├── comments.toml
└── binary_hash

Each toml describes the changes the user has made as well as timestamps and commits. A good example branch to look at is the binsync/mahaloz branch which contains a few changes in functions and structs.

Good practice

• put the binary people are reversing in the main branch or any non binsync/ branch, since that file may be copied
• ALWAYS when you work on the binary in your decompiler, first copy it out of here so files like ida files dont polute the repo