<p>objdump in linux specializes in disassembling binary files.</p>
<pre><code class="lang-bash">$ objdump -D &lt;input file&gt;.o
$ objdump -D -M intel &lt;input file&gt;.o
$ objdump -p /path/to/program | grep NEEDED
$ readelf -d /path/to/program | grep NEEDED
$ nm &lt;path-to-binary&gt; lists all symbols of a binary file
$ nm -D &lt;path-to-binary&gt; lists only the symbols <span class="hljs-keyword">in</span> the dynamic section
$ nm -C &lt;path-to-binary lists the symbols <span class="hljs-keyword">in</span> demangled format
$ nm -D --no-demangle &lt;path-to-binary&gt;
Listing Load-time Dependencies
$ ldd &lt;path-to-binary&gt;
List all the libraries whose runtime paths are known &amp; available to the loader
$ ldconfig -p
$ ldconfig -p | grep &lt;library-of-interest&gt;
List of shared libs opened by gedit
$ lsof -p`pgrep gedit
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objdump in linux specializes in disassembling binary files.

```bash
$ objdump -D <input file>.o
$ objdump -D -M intel <input file>.o
$ objdump -p /path/to/program | grep NEEDED
$ readelf -d /path/to/program | grep NEEDED
$ nm <path-to-binary> lists all symbols of a binary file
$ nm -D <path-to-binary> lists only the symbols in the dynamic section
$ nm -C <path-to-binary lists the symbols in demangled format
$ nm -D --no-demangle <path-to-binary>
Listing Load-time Dependencies
$ ldd <path-to-binary>
List all the libraries whose runtime paths are known & available to the loader
$ ldconfig -p
$ ldconfig -p | grep <library-of-interest>
List of shared libs opened by gedit
$ lsof -p`pgrep gedit
```

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