-show

Specifies the information to list in a disassembly.

  -show keyword[,...]
  
  

The options for the keyword are:

only | none

Shows no disassembly. Begins a list of options with only or none to prevent the default information from appearing in the disassembly.

all

Shows the bin __declary, executable code, detailed, data, extended, and exception information in the disassembly.

code | nocode

Shows or suppress the executable code sections.

comments | no comments

Shows or suppress the comment field in the code. Implies -showcode.

text | notext

Equivalent to the code and nocode options, respectively.

data | nodata

Shows or suppress the data sections.

debug | nodebug

Shows or suppress the debugging information.

extended | noextended

Shows or suppress the extended mnemonics. Implies -showdata.

exceptions | noexceptions

Shows or suppress the show C++ exception tables. Implies -showdata.

xtables | noxtables

Equivalent to the exceptions and noexceptions options, respectively.

headers | noheaders

Shows or suppress the object header information.

hex | nohex

Shows or suppress the addresses and opcodes in the code disassembly. Implies -show code.

dwarf | nodwarf

Equivalent to the debug and nodebug options, respectively.

source | nosource

Shows or suppress the source in the disassembly. Implies -show code. If used in the conjunction with the -show verbose, it displays the entire source file in input. Otherwise, only four source lines around each function are shown.

verbose | noverbose

Shows or suppress the verbose information including the hex dump of the program segments in the applications.

The default setting for this option is

  -show binary,code,data,extended,headers,tables
  
  

This is a linker option.