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# objdump
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# program for displaying various information about object files
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# Display the contents of the overall file header
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objdump -f executable
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# Display object format specific file header contents
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objdump -p executable
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# Display the contents of the section headers
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objdump -h executable
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# Display assembler contents of executable sections
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objdump -d executable
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# Display assembler contents of all sections
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objdump -D executable
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# Display the full contents of all sections
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objdump -s executable
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# Display all the header information
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objdump -x executable
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# Display debug information
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objdump -g executable
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# Display the contents of symbol table (or tables)
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objdump -t executable
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# Display the contents of dynamic symbol table
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# Dynamic symbols are those which are resolved during run time
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objdump -T executable
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# Display the dynamic relocation entries in the file
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objdump -R executable
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# Display section of interest
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# (extremely useful when you know the section related
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# to which the information is required)
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objdump -s -j.rodata executable
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# Use the older disassembly format
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objdump -D --prefix-addresses executable
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# Execute the objdump by calling the options.txt file
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objdump @options.txt
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