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The symbols in your post are not normally found in include files because they are object code. These are found in library files, not include files. Include files are normally text files that include macro definitions, data structure defs, variable defs, etc. (text based) that is included before compile time.<P>
Object code has been compiled for the specific architecture you are working in and those objects need to be linked using a linker, normally done after the main code base is compiled. To find the object code, you need to know the library archives that contains the object code. There are many ways to do the detective work to find these objects. One way is to simply run a command like 'strings' against the library files and grep for the objects you seek. There are many other ways to search for lost objects
Object code has been compiled for the specific architecture you are working in and those objects need to be linked using a linker, normally done after the main code base is compiled. To find the object code, you need to know the library archives that contains the object code. There are many ways to do the detective work to find these objects. One way is to simply run a command like 'strings' against the library files and grep for the objects you seek. There are many other ways to search for lost objects
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xft-config does not recognize any non-option arguments. At least one option must be specified. EXIT STATUS
0 Information was successfully reported. 1 xft-config was invoked with invalid arguments, or no arguments at all. AUTHOR
xft-config was written by Keith Packard. This manual page was written by Branden Robinson. SEE ALSO
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