Is it possible when invoking the BinDiff command line to not output to a .BinDiff or .results file but keep everything strictly in stdout?
Context is I'm running BinDiff on a large number of samples and while the actual diffing and similarity value takes about 0.15 seconds, dumping to a file takes about 1-2 seconds which adds up when working with a large number of samples.
Is it possible when invoking the BinDiff command line to not output to a
.BinDiff
or.results
file but keep everything strictly in stdout?Context is I'm running BinDiff on a large number of samples and while the actual diffing and similarity value takes about 0.15 seconds, dumping to a file takes about 1-2 seconds which adds up when working with a large number of samples.