Section 5: Utilities 311
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92 Plus Sierra C Assembler Reference Manual
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Beta Version February 2, 2001
-t
Print the symbol information in a terse format that provides each symbol's
name, address, and type. The type is indicated by a single letter defined
as follows:
a
absolute symbol, global
A
absolute symbol, local
b
bss symbol, local
B
bss symbol, global
C
comm variable
d
data symbol, local
D
data symbol, global
f
file name
r
register variable
s
symbol from user defined section, local
S
symbol from user defined section, global
t
text symbol, local
T
text symbol, global
U
undefined symbol
-T
Do not truncate symbol names and type information to fit in the column
space provided. If a name or type overflows the allotted space, the
columns to the right of the name or type will be shifted over.
-u
Print usage information.
-U
Print only undefined external symbols.
-v
Sort symbols by value in ascending order. The same sorting restrictions
that apply to the
-n
flag also apply to the
-v
flag.
Examples
The following command dumps the symbol table from the object file
hello.o
:
nm68 hello.o
The output from the above invocation of
nm68
is as follows:
Name Value Class Type Size Line Section
hello.c | |file | | | |
_main |00000064 |extern | int() | 82 | |.text
.bf |00000068 |func | | | 2 |.text
i | -4 |auto | int | | |(ABS)
.ef |000000b2 |func | | | 10 |.text
_printf | 0 |extern | | | |
_scanf | 0 |extern | | | |
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