readelf -s does not output full variable names

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Tono Nam picture Tono Nam · Jun 26, 2012 · Viewed 7k times · Source

I need to get the global symbols from a compiled c program file. What I use is the linux command readelf -s filePath when I use that command this is what I get:

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I draw a blue rectangle to show that variable names do not get displayed correctly. they get trim after 25 characters. How can I make it display the full names?

Answer

Tono Nam picture Tono Nam · Jun 26, 2012

Add the wide switch:

readelf -s --wide pathOfFile

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