size(1)
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size Command
print section sizes of object, executable files, archive
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SYNTAX
size [-n] [-f] [-o] [-x] [-V] file ...
DESCRIPTION
The size command produces section size information in bytes for
each loaded section in the specified object, executable, and
archive files. The sizes of the text, data, and bss
(uninitialized data) sections are printed as well as the sum of
the sizes of these sections.
For an archive file, size displays this information for each
member of the archive.
Numbers are printed in decimal by default.
Options are:
-n Include sections not loaded when calculating the sizes.
-f Produce full output; print the size of every loaded section,
followed by the section name in parentheses.
-o Print numbers in octal.
-x Print numbers in hexadecimal.
-V Print, on standard error, the version information about the
size command being executed.
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EXAMPLES
$ size filename
1347 + 10240 + 0 = 11587
This command shows the size (in decimal) required by the text,
data, and bss sections.
$ size -f object.o
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252 .data + 1076 (.text) = 1328
This command shows the name and size (in decimal) of each section
in an object file.
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SEE ALSO
as(1), cc(1), ld(1), ar(4).
DIAGNOSTICS
size: name: cannot open
if name cannot be read.
size: name: bad magic
if name is not an appropriate object, executable, or archive
file.
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