size (Unix)
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size is a command line utility originally written for use with the Unix-like operating systems. It processes one or more ELF files and its output are the dimensions (in bytes) of the text, data and uninitialized sections, and their total.
Common use:
$ size <option> <filename> ...
Here follows some examples on Solaris (/usr/ccs/bin/size); options and syntax may vary on different Operating Systems:
$ size /usr/ccs/bin/size 9066 + 888 + 356 = 10310
With -f option name and size of each section are printed out, plus their total:
$ size -f /usr/ccs/bin/size 17(.interp) + 636(.hash) + 1440(.dynsym) + 743(.dynstr) + 64(.SUNW_version) + 48(.rela.ex_shared) + 24(.rela.bss) + 336(.rela.plt) + 4760(.text) + 80(.init) + 80(.fini) + 4(.exception_ranges) + 28(.rodata) + 590(.rodata1) + 12(.got) + 388(.plt) + 192(.dynamic) + 40(.ex_shared) + 112(.data) + 140(.data1) + 352(.bss) = 10086
With -F option size and permission flag of each sections are printed out, plus their total:
$ size -F /usr/ccs/bin/size 9066(r-x) + 1244(rwx) = 10470
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