stdump(1) USER COMMANDS stdump(1)
NAME
stdump - dump portions of a file containing symbolic infor-
mation
SYNOPSIS
stdump
DESCRIPTION
stdump is used to dump a file containing symbolic informa-
tion which was generated by the Mips compilers. Use the -K
option to cc(1), f77(1), or pc(1) to force the compiler to
preserve intermediate files in the target directory. When
this switch is used, the compilation of the file produces a
file with .T extension. This file may be used as input to
stdump. Any object file produced by the compiler may also
be used as input to stdump.
stdump accepts one of these options:
-a dense numbers
-b externals
-c symbols
-d procedures
-f file descriptors
-g auxiliaries
-h lines
-i relative file descriptors
-n # next argument (#) is index of file to be dumped
SEE ALSO
Refer to the Assembly Language Programmer's Guide for infor-
mation on the object file format and the format of the sym-
bol table.
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