Functions to operate in Mach-O files (x86-64)

Hi, I need some functions that operates on Mach-O files (x86/x64). I don’t know much about the Mach-O file format, but hopefully the following functionality can be implemented (I have this functionality for PE files): Function 1: AppendToLastSection This function will receive a filename, and a pointer to a buffer and its size that will be appended to the last section of the given Mach-O filename. Function 2: GetRVAtoAppendToLastSection This function returns the RVA of the last memory address (+1) in the last section. So, we can know at which RVA will start our buffer that will be appended to the last section Function 3: GetRAWtoAppendToLastSection This function returns the RAW file offset of the last byte (+1) in last section. So, we can know at which RAW address where it will start our buffer that will be appended to the last section Function 4: AppendToNewSection This function is the same as Function1 but instead of appending the buffer to the last section it will create a new section in the Mach-O file and copy the buffer on the new section. Function 5: GetRVAtoAppendToNewSection This function is the same as Function2 but for the new section Function 6: GetRAWtoAppendToLastSection This function is the same as Function3 but for the new section Function 7: RedirectEntryPoint This function will redirect the entry point of a given filename to a given RVA. So, we can for example redirect the entry point to the buffer that we have copied into the last or new section. Function 8: GetRVAsCallToAPI The idea of this function is that we can detect where in the code sections a specific API is called. So, you have to examine in all code sections where a CALL instruction (0xE8 or 0xFF15 opcodes) is located and check if it points to the given API name. This function receives: Filename: Name of the Mach-O file APIName: Name of the API to search BufferRVAout: This is a buffer that it will contain all RVAs (DWORDs) found in the file that points to the API and the type of CALL found (if it was from a “CALL API_Name (0xe8 opcode)” or “CALL [API_NAME (0xFF15 opcode). BufferRVAout is an array of structures like: typedef struct sAPIinfo { DWORD rva; BYTE type_call; } Function 9: DestroyCodeAtRVA This function receives a filename (Mach-O) and an RVA and size to destroy in the file. The function will write random values in the file at the offsets that corresponds to RVA and RVA+size. Function 10: StripLibrary This functions removes from the import table in a given Mach-O file the linking with a specific library. So, after calling that function, the file won’t require that given library to run. REQUERIMENTS: 1) Please, provide working examples to check the functions (under Windows) 2) The solutions must be coded in Visual Studio in either C or C++ 3) Please, provide well designed code (modular, commented…) 4) Please, if you are not able to implement any of the functions or it’s not possible to do it in Mach-O file format, please, let me know. I don’t want to start a project and in the middle of the implementation you say that any of the above functions is not possible to implement for Mach-O (x86/x64)