01-30-2009
Thanx alot for the reply.but the command is nt working
the file will be like this .these boxes appearing as | symbol in the text file. I just need numbers in the same style.
2933263
115194950
114942489
114942929
133258873
86812767
116188061
173556370
82609498
100487454
87852218
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117204744
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Name
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Syntax
nm [-adefghnopruvxABTV] [ file1 ... filen ]
Description
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If you do not specify a file, this command assumes a.out.
Options
The -A and -B options specify AT&T System V style output or Berkeley (4.3 BSD) style output, respectively. The default is Berkeley (4.3
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A normal Berkeley system produces the address or value field followed by a letter showing what section the symbol or external is in and the
name of the symbol or external.
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N nil storage class, compiler internal usage
T external text
t local text
D external initialized data
d local initialized data
B external zeroed data
b local zeroed data
A external absolute
a local absolute
U external undefined
G external small initialized data
g local small initialized data
S external small zeroed data
s local small zeroed data
R external read only
r local read only
C common
E small common
V external small undefined
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Name the symbol or external name
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Size unused
Index the symbol's index field
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