gnm960/nam960 Name Lister

The gnm960/nam960 name lister is a symbol dumper: it prints the name list (symbol table entries) of each specified object or object library file. For libraries, a symbol table listing is produced for each member of the library. The information listed includes, for each symbol: value, class, type, size, line number, and section name.

The invocation command is:

gnm960 | nam960 [ -option ]... [ file ]...

Each option must be preceded by a - character. (On DOS, you can also use a / character.) The options are listed below.

file specifies the file or library to be operated on. If file is omitted, a.out, b.out, and e.out are tried, in that order.

Options

• a
  Prints the debug symbols.
• d
  Displays numbers in decimal.
• e
  Prints only global (external) symbols.
• f
  Produces full output, including .text, .data, and .bss symbols, which are normally suppressed.
• g
  Prints only global (external) symbols. This is equivalent to the e option.
• h
  Removes header information in the listing.
• help
  Displays help information.
• n
  Sorts symbols alphabetically.
• o
  Displays numbers in octal.
• p
  Prints symbol value, type code and name in three-column format. Each symbol name is preceded by its value (blanks if undefined) and a letter, listed below. If the symbol is local (non-external), the type letter is in lower case.
  • U undefined
  • A absolute
  • T text section symbol
  • D data section symbol
  • B bss section symbol
  • C common symbol
  • O any other section; COFF files only
  • f file name
  • ? debugger symbol table entries (see a)
• R
  Sorts symbols in reverse (downward alphabetic or numeric) order.
• r
  Prepends the file or library element name to each output line.
• s
  Describes the archive symbol map data in any input libraries.
• T
  Truncates names to keep symbol names within column widths.
• u
  Prints undefined symbols only.
• V
  Prints version information about gnm960 or nam960 on stdout and proceeds in processing the rest of the options specified.
• v
  Sorts by numerical value.
• v960
  Prints version information about gnm960 or nam960 on stdout and exits.
• x
  Displays numbers in hexadecimal (this is the default).

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