Objcopy - Red Hat ENTERPRISE LINUX 3 - USING BINUTILS Using Instructions

objcopy [

-F bfdname
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-I bfdname
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-O bfdname
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-B bfdarch
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-S --strip-all
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-K symbolname
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-N symbolname
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-G symbolname
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-L symbolname
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-W symbolname
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-x --discard-all
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-b byte
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-i interleave
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-j sectionname
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-R sectionname
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-p --preserve-dates
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--debugging
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--gap-fill=val
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--set-start=val
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--change-addresses=incr
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--change-section-address section
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--change-section-lma section
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--change-section-vma section
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--change-warnings
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--set-section-flags section
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--add-section sectionname
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--rename-section oldname
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--change-leading-char
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--srec-len=ival
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--redefine-sym old
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--weaken
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--keep-symbols=filename
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--strip-symbols=filename
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--keep-global-symbols=filename
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--localize-symbols=filename
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--weaken-symbols=filename
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--alt-machine-code=index
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--prefix-symbols=string
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--prefix-sections=string
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--prefix-alloc-sections=string
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-v --verbose
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-V --version
[ ] [
--help
[
infile
The gnu utility copies the contents of an object file to another.
objcopy
Library to read and write the object files. It can write the destination object file in a format different
from that of the source object file. The exact behavior of
options. Note that
objcopy
However, copying a relocatable object file between any two formats may not work as expected.
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--target=bfdname
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--input-target=bfdname
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--output-target=bfdname
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--binary-architecture=bfdarch
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-g --strip-debug
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--keep-symbol=symbolname
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--strip-symbol=symbolname
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--keep-global-symbol=symbolname
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--localize-symbol=symbolname
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--weaken-symbol=symbolname
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-X --discard-locals
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--byte=byte
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--interleave=interleave
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--only-section=sectionname
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--remove-section=sectionname
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--pad-to=address
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--adjust-start=incr
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--no-change-warnings
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--srec-forceS3
=
new
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--info
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outfile
should be able to copy a fully linked file between any two formats.
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val
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val
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flags
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filename
= [, ]]
newname flags
--remove-leading-char
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objcopy
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objcopy
is controlled by command-line
Chapter 4.
objcopy
uses the gnu bfd