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Linux

Commands

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--strip-symbols=filename

Apply the option --strip-symbol to each symbol listed in the

specified file. The file should have one symbol per line, with

comments beginning with a hash mark (#). May be specified

multiple times.

--strip-unneeded

Strip all symbols not needed for relocation processing.

-v, --verbose

Run in verbose mode, listing all object files modified; for

archives, list all archive members.

-V, --version

Print version information and exit.

-W symbol, --weaken-symbol=symbol

Make the specified symbol weak. May be specified multiple

times.

--weaken

Make all global symbols weak.

--weaken-symbols=filename

Apply the option --weaken-symbol to each symbol listed in

the specified file. The file should have one symbol per line,

with comments beginning with a hash mark (#). May be spec-

ified multiple times.

-x, --discard-all

Do not copy nonglobal symbols.

-X, --discard-locals

Do not copy compiler-generated local symbols (usually those

starting with L or

..).

objdump

objdump [options] objfiles

Display information about one or more object files. If an archive is

specified, objdump displays information on each object file in the

archive. At least one of the options -a, -d, -D, -f, -g, -G, -h, -H, -p, -r,

-S, -t, -T, -V,or-x must be given to tell objdump what information

to show. ...