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Programming Examining Symbol Tables Miscellaneous Commands The nm command displays the symbol table in compiled code. The file being examined must have the extension .obj (indicating an object file), .lib (indicating a library), or .exe (indicating an executable file). An executable file must contain a symbol table such as the one put out by CodeView. The format of the nm command is nm files... The output lists the names found in the symbol table. Each name is preceded by a flag letter which indicates the type of the symbol. For example, initialized global data names are marked with a D while uninitialized ones are marked with a B. The complete list of flag letters is given in the description of nm in the MKS Toolkit Utilities Reference. The size command lets you determine the size of various parts of an object module, library, or executable file. Its format is simply size file The od command can dump the contents of a file in several different formats. od file dumps a file in octal. od -h file dumps the file in hexadecimal. Both of these may be useful if you want to check on the actual contents of a non-text file. Other output formats are available; see the od online reference page in the MKS Toolkit Utilities Reference. 30 MKS Toolkit
Index B banner 14 C c 15 cat 6, 10 Columnation 15 Commands banner 14 c 15 cat 6 cp 4 df 6 ed 13, 14 egrep 21 ex 13 fgrep 21, 28 find 26, 28 head 25 help 8 lc 3 link 29 ls 3 mv 5 nm 30 od 30 pg 6 rm 5 size 30 sort 18, 19 tail 25 time 29 vdiff 24, 25 vi 13, 24, 27 copy 4 cp 4 Creating Banners 14 CTRL-Q 6 CTRL-S 6 D del 5 df 6 Differences Between grep & egrep 23 dir 3 Disk Usage 5 Displaying Data 6 E ed 10, 13 egrep 21, 23 ex 13 Examples banner 14 cat 6, 10 cp 4, 18 df 6 diff 24–25 ed 10 egrep 22 ex 13 fgrep 21, 23, 28 find 26, 28 grep 23 help 8 lc 3, 7–8 ls 3, 15 mv 5, 10 nm 30 od 30 Basics of the MKS Toolkit 31
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Page 3 and 4: Technical Support To request custom
Page 5 and 6: Table of Contents 1 Introduction...
Page 7 and 8: Introduction 1 In this chapter, we
Page 9 and 10: General Purpose Tools For informati
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