HP-UX Linker and Libraries User's Guide

The elfdump command displays information contained in ELF format object files, archives, and
shared libraries. Use the following options to select the information you want to display:
Use the optionTo view
-tSymbol table entries.
-aArchive headers from an archive library.
-cString table(s).
-fFile header.
-gGlobal symbols from an archive.
-hSection headers.
-LThe .dynamic section in shared libraries and dynamically linked program files.
-oOptional headers (program headers).
-rRelocations
-sSection contents.
-UUnwind table.
-tvVersioned symbols.
The elfdump command provides the following additional options to modify your selections:
Causes elfdump toModifiesOption
Select output format in hexadecimal, octal, or decimal.all-H
Suppress title printing.all-p
Display headers in short format.-h,-o-S
Demangle C++ symbol names before displaying them.-c, -r, -s, -t-C
• With -H, ignored.
• With -n name, display the symbol whose unmangled name matches
name, and prints its symbol name as a demangled name.
Display the section whose index is num.-h, -s-D num
Display the sections in the range 1 to num2.
• With -D, display the sections in the range num to num2.
-h, -s+D num2
Display the relocation whose index is num.-r-D num
Display only the relocations which apply to the section(s) in the range.-r+D num2
Display the section specified by name.-c, -t+s name
Display information about the section specified by name.-h, -r, -s-n name
Display information about the symbol entry specified by name.-t-n name
Display the symbol whose index is num.-t-T num
Display the symbols in the range 0 to num2.
• With-T, display the symbols in the range num to num2.
-t+T num2
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