Common arm-linux-Command Usage instructions __linux

The functions of the Arm-linux tool are as follows:

Arm-linux-addr2lineConverts the program address to the file name and line number. Give it an address and an executable file name on the command line, and it uses the debug information of the executable file to indicate which file and line number is on the given address.
Arm-linux-arCreate, modify and extract archive files. An archive is a large file that contains the contents of multiple files, and its structure guarantees that the original file content can be recovered.
Arm-linux-c++flitConnectors use it to filter C + + and Java symbols to prevent overloaded function conflicts.
arm-linux-gprofDisplays the various data for the program call segment.
Arm-linux-ldis a connector that combines a number of goals and archives, relocating data, and connecting symbolic references. In general, the last step in building a new compiler is to call the LD.
arm-linux-nmLists the symbols in the destination file.
arm-linux-objcopyCopy the contents of one target file to another type of destination file.
Arm-linux-objdumpDisplays information about one or more destination files. Using options to control the information it displays, the information it displays is usually only of interest to the person writing the compilation tool.
Arm-linux-ranlibProduces an archive index and saves it to this archive. In the index, a list of the configurable target files defined by each member of the archive file is listed.
arm-linux-readelfDisplays information about an elf-formatted executable file.
arm-linux-sizeLists the size of each segment of the target file and the size of the population. By default, only one row of output is generated for each of the target files or for each module in an archive file.
arm-linux-stringPrints a printable string of a file that is at least 4 characters long, or you can use option-N to set the minimum length of the string. By default, it prints only printable characters from the target file initialization and loadable segments, and for other types of files it prints printable characters for the entire file. This program is helpful for understanding the contents of a non-text file.
Arm-linux-stripDiscards all or specific symbols in the destination file.