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Last update Jan 15, 2002
LIBUNRES: Analyze Library and Object Files
Use libunres to check the names of symbols in library and object
files. For example, running libunres with the -p option
obtains a list of the mangled names of functions in a DLL.
Piping the output through
unmangle
will make the names readable.
Command syntax:
libunres [switches] { file }
file is the name of the library or object file to analyze.
Specifying multiple files means that the aggregate of them all is
analyzed.
Switches:
- -c Handle COMDAT records.
- -d Print all publics and commons.
- -e Print the names of all extern objects to stdout.
- -i Become case-insensitive.
- -l Print symbol names to stdout.
- -p Print the names of all public and common symbols.
By default, libunres lists the names of all extern symbols that are
not public or common, i.e. all unresolved names. It's used for determining
what symbols a library or object file is depending upon.
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