After compiling a C program, you get a .o file. I know it's a file consisting of '0's and '1's and if formed after successful compilation of a program. But I want to see what is in the file!
After compiling a C program, you get a .o file. I know it's a file consisting of '0's and '1's and if formed after successful compilation of a program. But I want to see what is in the file!
You can use hexdump command from the terminal to display the content.
Syntax : $ hexdump <filename>.o
It will show you the content in hexadecimal form.