Specifies the information to list in a disassembly.
-show keyword[,...]
The choices for keyword are:
only | none
Shows no disassembly. Begin a list of choices with only or none to prevent default information from appearing in the disassembly.
all
Shows binary, executable code, detailed, data, extended, and exception information in the disassembly.
code | nocode
Shows or does not show executable code sections.
text | notext
Equivalent to the code and nocode choices, respectively.
comments | nocomments
Shows or does not show comment field in code. The default is comments. This option also shows code sections.
extended | noextended
Shows or does not show extended mnemonics. The default is extended. This option also shows code sections.
data | nodata
Shows hex dumps of sections with -show verbose. The default is data.
[no]debug | [no]sym
Shows symbolics information.
exceptions | noexceptions
Shows or does not show exception tables. The default is exceptions. This option also shows data sections.
headers | noheaders
Shows or does not show ELF headers. The default is headers.
hex | nohex
Shows or does not show addresses and opcodes in code disassembly. The default is hex.
names | nonames
Shows or does not show symbol table. The default is names.
relocs | norelocs
Shows or does not show resolved relocations in code and relocation tables. The default is relocs.
source | nosource
Shows source in disassembly with -show verbose. It displays entire source file in output else shows only four lines around each function. The default is source.
xtables | noxtables
Shows or does not show exception tables. The default is xtables.
verbose | noverbose
Shows or does not show verbose information including hex dump of program segments in the applications. The default is verbose.