How do I send objdump result to a file?

c++ c windows objdump
paseena picture paseena · Mar 22, 2011 · Viewed 19k times · Source

I want to run objdump on an execuatble file in windows XP, and want to observe the details. However, I am unable to find option to output the result in a text file - since the output display in console is chopped off (I also tried using the options -o or /out to specify ooutfilename, but do not seem to exist)

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Carl Norum picture Carl Norum · Mar 22, 2011

Doesn't the shell's normal output redirection work for you? Example:

objdump -d file.o > file.txt

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