objdump(1) on FreeBSD
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LLVM's object file dumper
Flags it lists
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--adjust-vma -
--all-headers -
--arch-name -
--archive-headers -
--build-id -
--debug-file-directory -
--debug-vars -
--debug-vars-indent -
--debuginfod -
--demangle -
--disassemble -
--disassemble-all -
--disassemble-symbols -
--disassemble-zeroes -
--disassembler-options -
--dwarf -
--dynamic-reloc -
--dynamic-syms -
--fault-map-section -
--file-headers -
--full-contents -
--headers -
--help -
--line-numbers -
--mcpu -
--no-addresses -
--no-debuginfod -
--no-leading-addr -
--no-print-imm-hex -
--no-show-raw-insn -
--offloading -
--prefix -
--prefix-strip -
--print-imm-hex -
--private-headers -
--raw-clang-ast -
--reloc -
--section -
--section-headers -
--show-all-symbols -
--show-lma -
--source -
--start-address -
--stop-address -
--symbolize-operands -
--syms -
--triple -
--unwind-info -
--version -
--wide -
--x86-asm-syntax -
-C -
-D -
-M -
-R -
-S -
-T -
-a -
-d -
-f -
-h -
-j -
-l -
-p -
-r -
-s -
-t -
-u -
-v -
-w -
-x -
-z