I’ve always been curious about what was inside things: I was given a broken alarm clock to take apart, I stalked the electrician who was rewiring the house, I had a kit for making electronic circuits…
And if I get a file where there is a program in it, but also pictures and sounds, what do I do I just run it?
No, I read the specifications and I do another program that takes it apart and maybe reassembles it differently.
Thus the first “IF Tools” were born:
a library and two small programs to disassemble and reassemble the .gblorb containers.
The library is available as a NuGet package for use in .NET projects
Curious people like me can find the source code on GitHub
along with the pre-built packages for Windows, Linux and Mac (the last I cannot test).
They require the .Net 8 runtime to run.
I hope you find it useful.