options consists of a string of letters, which have the following meaning:
decaof [-options] <file> [file ...]
-------------------------------------------------------- Option |Description -------------------------------------------------------- h or help|gives on-line details of the decaof command; -------------------------------------------------------- b |(brief) prints only the area declarations; -------------------------------------------------------- a |prints area contents in hex (and implicitly |includes -d); -------------------------------------------------------- d |prints area declarations; -------------------------------------------------------- r |prints relocation directives (and implicitly |includes -d); -------------------------------------------------------- c |disassembles code areas (and implicitly |includes -d); -------------------------------------------------------- g |prints debug areas formatted readably; -------------------------------------------------------- s |prints symbol tables; -------------------------------------------------------- t |prints string tables. --------------------------------------------------------
If no options are specified, the effect is of -dst.
Each file should be an AOF file, otherwise decaof will complain.