What is the equivalent for .so files?
Thanks,
Peter.
nm is probably the closest you'll get.
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> What is the equivalent for .so files?
There is no equivalent, because (unlike .a) a .so is "fully linked"
and can't be "unarchived".
You can think of .a as a bunch of magazine issues in a box --
you can extract 1, 2, or all of them separately.
When linked into .so, they are now "bound together" as a hard-cover
volume (such as you might find in a scientific library).
The closest to 'ar t libfoo.a' is 'ls libfoo.so'
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