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SOC 직업 분류 기준
SKILL.md 표시 중
| name | readelf |
| description | readelf — display information about ELF format files |
Display information about ELF format files (executables, shared libraries, object files).
readelf self version — Print versionreadelf file header <elf-file> — Display ELF file headerreadelf file sections <elf-file> — Display section headersreadelf file symbols <elf-file> — Display symbol tablereadelf file relocations <elf-file> — Display relocationsreadelf file dynamic <elf-file> — Display dynamic sectionreadelf file segments <elf-file> — Display program headers/segmentsreadelf file notes <elf-file> — Display notes sectionreadelf file version-info <elf-file> — Display version sectionsreadelf file demangle <elf-file> — Display symbols with demangled C++/Rust namesreadelf file all <elf-file> — Display all informationreadelf _ _ [args] — Passthrough to readelfCheck ELF header: readelf file header /bin/ls
List sections: readelf file sections /bin/ls
Find symbols: readelf file symbols /usr/lib/libc.so.6
With demangled names: readelf file demangle /usr/lib/libstdc++.so.6
Check dependencies: readelf file dynamic /usr/bin/gcc
All info at once: readelf file all /bin/bash
Part of GNU Binutils, pre-installed on most Linux distributions.