Hello GCC community,
My name is Dushyant and I am interested in Gsoc at GCC .I am pursuing
Integrated B.Tech (Computer Science) and M.Tech (software engineering) from
Gautam Buddha University, India. Currently I am in 4th year of the
programme.

I have experience in Competitive Programming (primary language C++) and
have won and participated in many of the Algorithmic & Data Structures
competitions.

Here is my Linkedin:
https://www.linkedin.com/in/dushyant-pratap-singh-044658128/

I have taken a course on Compiler Design in my last semester in which i
scored A+ grade.

Project that i am most interested in is Textual Representation of LTO
Object Files.

In my compiler lab I learned about the Compilation process how the
preproccessed files (.i file) ,assembly code (.s file) ,object code (.o
file) and finally executable file(a.out) were generated (as they were
temporary files they needed an extra GCC flag -save-temps to store
"temporary files" permanently) using gcc –Wall –save-temps prog1.c –o prog1
.

I have started to investigate on converting binary files to human readable
forms.It would be great if someone could explain how to get started with
the process.

Regards

Dushyant Pratap Singh

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