Index

.stab, see Chapter 5 objdump

A

addr2line, see Chapter 11 addr2line
address to file name and line number, see Chapter 11 addr2line
all header information, object file, see Chapter 5 objdump
ar, see Chapter 2 ar
ar compatibility, see Chapter 2 ar
architecture, see Chapter 5 objdump
architectures available, see Chapter 5 objdump
archive contents, see Chapter 6 ranlib
archive headers, see Chapter 5 objdump
archives, see Chapter 2 ar

B

base files, see Chapter 14 Create files needed to build and use DLLs
bug criteria, see Section 17.1 Have You Found a Bug?
bug reports, see Section 17.2 How to Report Bugs
bugs, see Chapter 17 Reporting Bugs
bugs, reporting, see Section 17.2 How to Report Bugs

C

c++filt, see Chapter 10 c++filt
changing object addresses, see Chapter 4 objcopy
changing section address, see Chapter 4 objcopy
changing section LMA, see Chapter 4 objcopy
changing section VMA, see Chapter 4 objcopy
changing start address, see Chapter 4 objcopy
collections of files, see Chapter 2 ar
compatibility, ar, see Chapter 2 ar
contents of archive, see Section 2.1 Controlling aron the Command Line
crash, see Section 17.1 Have You Found a Bug?
creating archives, see Section 2.1 Controlling aron the Command Line
cxxfilt, see Chapter 10 c++filt

D

dates in archive, see Section 2.1 Controlling aron the Command Line
debug symbols, see Chapter 5 objdump
debugging symbols, see Chapter 3 nm
deleting from archive, see Section 2.1 Controlling aron the Command Line
demangling C++ symbols, see Chapter 10 c++filt
demangling in nm, see Chapter 3 nm
demangling in objdump, see Chapter 11 addr2line
demangling in objdump, see Chapter 5 objdump
disassembling object code, see Chapter 5 objdump
disassembly architecture, see Chapter 5 objdump
disassembly endianness, see Chapter 5 objdump
disassembly, with source, see Chapter 5 objdump
discarding symbols, see Chapter 9 strip
DLL, see Chapter 14 Create files needed to build and use DLLs
dlltool, see Chapter 14 Create files needed to build and use DLLs
dynamic relocation entries, in object file, see Chapter 5 objdump
dynamic symbol table entries, printing, see Chapter 5 objdump
dynamic symbols, see Chapter 3 nm

E

ELF core notes, see Chapter 15 readelf
ELF dynamic section information, see Chapter 15 readelf
ELF file header information, see Chapter 15 readelf
ELF file information, see Chapter 15 readelf
ELF object file format, see Chapter 5 objdump
ELF program header information, see Chapter 15 readelf
ELF reloc information, see Chapter 15 readelf
ELF section information, see Chapter 15 readelf
ELF segment information, see Chapter 15 readelf
ELF symbol table information, see Chapter 15 readelf
ELF version sections informations, see Chapter 15 readelf
endianness, see Chapter 5 objdump
error on valid input, see Section 17.1 Have You Found a Bug?
external symbols, see Chapter 3 nm
extract from archive, see Section 2.1 Controlling aron the Command Line

F

fatal signal, see Section 17.1 Have You Found a Bug?
file name, see Chapter 3 nm

H

header information, all, see Chapter 5 objdump

I

input .def file, see Chapter 14 Create files needed to build and use DLLs
input file name, see Chapter 3 nm

L

libraries, see Chapter 2 ar
listings strings, see Chapter 8 strings

M

machine instructions, see Chapter 5 objdump
moving in archive, see Section 2.1 Controlling aron the Command Line
MRI compatibility, ar, see Section 2.2 Controlling arwith a Script

N

name duplication in archive, see Section 2.1 Controlling aron the Command Line
name length, see Chapter 2 ar
nm, see Chapter 3 nm
nm compatibility, see Chapter 3 nm
nm format, see Chapter 3 nm
not writing archive index, see Section 2.1 Controlling aron the Command Line

O

objdump, see Chapter 5 objdump
object code format, see Chapter 11 addr2line
object code format, see Chapter 8 strings
object code format, see Chapter 7 size
object code format, see Chapter 5 objdump
object code format, see Chapter 3 nm
object file header, see Chapter 5 objdump
object file information, see Chapter 5 objdump
object file sections, see Chapter 5 objdump
object formats available, see Chapter 5 objdump
operations on archive, see Section 2.1 Controlling aron the Command Line

P

printing from archive, see Section 2.1 Controlling aron the Command Line
printing strings, see Chapter 8 strings

Q

quick append to archive, see Section 2.1 Controlling aron the Command Line

R

radix for section sizes, see Chapter 7 size
ranlib, see Chapter 6 ranlib
readelf, see Chapter 15 readelf
relative placement in archive, see Section 2.1 Controlling aron the Command Line
relocation entries, in object file, see Chapter 5 objdump
removing symbols, see Chapter 9 strip
repeated names in archive, see Section 2.1 Controlling aron the Command Line
replacement in archive, see Section 2.1 Controlling aron the Command Line
reporting bugs, see Chapter 17 Reporting Bugs

S

scripts, ar, see Section 2.2 Controlling arwith a Script
section addresses in objdump, see Chapter 5 objdump
section headers, see Chapter 5 objdump
section information, see Chapter 5 objdump
section sizes, see Chapter 7 size
sections, full contents, see Chapter 5 objdump
size, see Chapter 7 size
size display format, see Chapter 7 size
size number format, see Chapter 7 size
sorting symbols, see Chapter 3 nm
source code context, see Chapter 5 objdump
source disassembly, see Chapter 5 objdump
source file name, see Chapter 3 nm
source filenames for object files, see Chapter 5 objdump
stab, see Chapter 5 objdump
start-address, see Chapter 5 objdump
stop-address, see Chapter 5 objdump
strings, see Chapter 8 strings
strings, printing, see Chapter 8 strings
strip, see Chapter 9 strip
symbol index, see Chapter 6 ranlib
symbol index, see Chapter 2 ar
symbol index, listing, see Chapter 3 nm
symbol line numbers, see Chapter 3 nm
symbol table entries, printing, see Chapter 5 objdump
symbols, see Chapter 3 nm
symbols, discarding, see Chapter 9 strip

U

undefined symbols, see Chapter 3 nm
Unix compatibility, ar, see Section 2.1 Controlling aron the Command Line
unwind information, see Chapter 15 readelf
updating an archive, see Section 2.1 Controlling aron the Command Line

V

version, see Chapter 1 Introduction
VMA in objdump, see Chapter 5 objdump

W

wide output, printing, see Chapter 5 objdump
writing archive index, see Section 2.1 Controlling aron the Command Line