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From: Subramanian Olagappan <osubbu@yahoo.com>
Subject: command to check debug objects
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Hi,

I am looking for the command to see if the .o's or .lib is generated
using -g [ debug ] objects.

tried with readelf , but would like to know the exact options to use on
power pc.

Thanks,
ols

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