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- RQSPRINT(1) RQSPRINT(1)
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- NAME
- rqsprint - displays information about a collection of ELF files on a
- system
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- SYNOPSIS
- rqsprint [ preoptions ] file [postoptions]
-
- DESCRIPTION
- The rqsprint command is display information relating to a collection of
- ELF files on a system. This command reads a description of the ELF files
- that have been recorded in file. Those descriptions are generated using
- the rqsread command. Using those descriptions this command can be used
- to determine which files will not quickstart, which files have conflict
- symbols, the set of files that will be loaded when executing a particular
- file, etc. This command takes two set of options. The preoptions ask
- the program to display information about all the files that have been
- recorded. The preoptions are all lower case. The postoptions ask the
- program to display the information about a particular file. All the
- postoptions take a second parameter which is the name of the file that
- you want the information about. The postoptions are all upper case.
-
- -c Print out the list files that have conflict symbols and the number
- of conflicts for that file. This only lists the files that have
- conflicts listed in the file's ELF header. If a conflict arises as
- the result of a newly installed shared object (ie. not the shared
- object that the file in question was originally linked against),
- that conflict will not be reported
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- -cf For each file that has conflicts, prints out the name of each of the
- conflict symbols and what objects are causing the conflict. Again
- this only displays information about the conflicts already in the
- ELF headers.
-
- -ld For each file, lists the files, in load order, that will be loaded
- when the file in question is loaded by rld.
-
- -ll For each file, lists the files that have that file on its liblist.
-
- -lr For each file, lists the files that when loaded will cause the file
- in question to be loaded.
-
- -lt For each file, it lists the transitive liblist for that file.
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- -o outfile
- Causes an updated version of the description file to be written to
- outfile. This is typically used in conjunction with the -rescan
- option.
-
- -p For each file, pretty print the information stored in the
- description file. -prefix dir Treats dir as the prefix for the
- files being read. When the description file is read, the prefix is
- prepended to all file names. Similarly, when the output file is
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- generated, the prefix directory is removed. This options, along
- with the -root option is used requickstart files that are located in
- a directory other than /.
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- -root dir
- Use dir when determining which files will be loaded when resolving
- an element in a files liblist.
-
- -q Print out the list of files that will not quickstart. -rescan
- Causes the descriptions of the files recorded in file to be
- rescanned. This option would be used in the case where the files on
- the system have been changed since the last time the descriptions
- have been recorded.
-
- -C names[,name]*
- For each of the file names given, print out the number of conflict
- symbols.
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- -CF names[,name]*
- For each of the file names given, print out the name of each
- conflict symbol and what objects are causing the conflict.
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- -LD names[,name]*
- For each of the file names given, list the files in load order that
- will be loaded when the file in question is loaded by rqs.
-
- -LL names[,name]*
- For each of the file names given, list the files that are on its
- liblist.
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- -LR names[,name]*
- For each of the file names given, list the files that when loaded
- will load the file in question.
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- -LT names[,name]*
- For each of the file names given, list the transitive liblist for
- the file in question.
-
- -P names[,name]*
- For each of the file names given, pretty print the information
- stored in the description file.
-
- -Q names[,name]*
- Print out which files from the list given, will not quickstart.
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- SEE ALSO
- rqsread(1), rqsall(1)
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