Linux in a Nutshell, Fifth Edition

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Linux

Commands

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-r, --reverse-sort

Sort in reverse, alphabetically or numerically.

-s, --print-armap

Include mappings stored by ar and ranlib when printing

archive symbols.

--size-sort

Sort by size.

-t radix, --radix=radix

Use the specified radix for printing symbol values. Accepted

values are d for decimal, o for octal, and x for hexadecimal.

--target=format

Specify an object code format other than the system default.

-u, --undefined-only

Report only the undefined symbols.

-A, -o, --print-file-name

Print input filenames before each symbol.

-B Same as --format=bsd.

-C, --demangle[=style]

Translate low-level symbol names into readable versions. You

may specify a style to use when demangling symbol names

from a foreign compiler.

-D, --dynamic

Print dynamic, not normal, symbols. Useful only when

working with dynamic objects (some kinds of shared libraries,

for example).

-P, --portability

Same as -f posix.

-S, --print-size

Print the size of defined symbols.

-V, --version

Print nm’s version number on standard error.

nohup

nohup command [arguments]

nohup option

Run the named command with its optional command arguments,

continuing to run it even after you log out (make command

immune to hangups—i.e., no hangup). Terminal output is

appended to the file nohup.out by default, or $HOME/nohup.out if

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