objdumpCommands

	Parameters					Description
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	-a	--archive-header			If any file are archive, display the archive header information.
	-b	--target=bfdnaem			Specify that the object-code format for the object file is "bfdname".
	-C	--demangle[=style]			Demangle low-level symbols into user-level names.
	-d	--disassemble				Display the assembler mnemonics for the machine instructions from "objfile".
	-D	--dissassemble-all			Disassemble the content of all sections, not just those expected to contain instructions.
	-e	--debugging-tags			Display debugging information in a format that compatible with ctag tools.
	-EL/-EB	--endian={big|little}			Specify the endianness of the object file.
	-f	--file-headers				Display summary information from the overall header of each of the "objfile" file.
	-F	--file-offsets				When disassembling sections, whenever a symbol is displayed, also display the file offset of the region of data that is about to be dumped.
	-g	--debugging				Display debugging information.
	-G	--stabs					Display the content of the debugged section.
	-h	--section-headers/--headers		Display summary information of from the section headers of the object file.
	-i	--info					Display list showing all the architecture available.
	-j	--section=[name]			Display information only for the section [name].
	-l	--line-numbers				Label the output with source code line number.
	-m	--machine=[architecture]		Specify the architecture to use while disassembling.
	-p	--private-headers			Print information specific to object file format.
	-P	--private=[options]			Like "-p" but with comma seperated list [options] that depends on format.
	--prefix=[Prefix]				Specify [Prefix] to add to the absolute path when used with -S.
	--prefix-strip=[level]				Indicate how many initial directory names to strip off the hardwared absolute path.
	--prefix-address				When disassembling, print address on each lines.
	-r	--reloc					Print the relocation entries of the file.
	-R	--dynamic-reloc				Print the dynamic relocation entries of the file.
	-s	--full-content				Display the full contents of any section requested.
	-S	--source				Display source code intermixed with disassembly.
	--start-address=[address]			Start displaying data at the specified address.
	--stop-address=[address]			Stop displaying data at the specified address.
	--show-raw-insn					When disassembling instruction, print hex as well as symbolic form. This is the default.
	--no-show-raw-insn				Opposite of --show-raw-insn.
	--insn-width=[width]				Display [width] bytes on a single line on a single line while disassembling instructions.
	-t	--syms					Print the symbol tables entries of the file.