Decode x86 binaries and print out which instruction set extensions they use.
Disassemble a binary containing x86 instructions and print out which extensions it uses. Despite the utterly misleading name, this tool supports ELF and MachO binaries, and perhaps PE-format ones as well. (It used to be more limited.)
2023-04-20bin/elfx86extsaarch64-darwinaarch64-linuxaarch64-netbsdarmv5tel-linuxarmv6l-linuxarmv6l-netbsdarmv7a-darwinarmv7a-linuxarmv7l-linuxarmv7l-netbsdi686-darwini686-freebsd13i686-linuxi686-netbsdi686-openbsdi686-windowsloongarch64-linuxm68k-linuxmips64el-linuxmipsel-linuxpowerpc-netbsdpowerpc64-linuxpowerpc64le-linuxriscv32-linuxriscv64-linuxs390x-linuxwasm32-wasix86_64-darwinx86_64-freebsd13x86_64-linuxx86_64-netbsdx86_64-openbsdx86_64-redoxx86_64-solarisx86_64-windows