Re: What do the "t" and "T" stand for in /proc/kallsyms output?

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Greg KH wrote:

What do the "t" and "T" stand for?

'man nm' should explain it.

Thanks. It says that "T" is global text symbol, and that "t" is a local text symbol. I thought /proc/kallsyms only contained exported symbols, but I guess that's not true?


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