2.7. Commands when manipulating objects and libraries
This section explains how to use the following commands, which are necessary to manipulate objects and libraries on AIX by providing the following subsections:
Section 2.7.1, “dump” on page 86
Section 2.7.2, “genkld” on page 88
Section 2.7.3, “ldd” on page 90
Section 2.7.4, “nm” on page 90
Section 2.7.5, “rtl_enable” on page 91
Section 2.7.6, “slibclean” on page 91
2.7.1. dump
The dump command is used to examine the header information of executable files and shared objects. The main options that are useful when working with shared libraries are the -H option and the -Tv options.
Displaying header information with dump -H
Use the dump -H command to determine which shared objects an executable ...
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