dumpcoff.exe
(gives help)dumpcoff.exe cofffile [/b] [/e] [/h] [/l] [/s] [/t]
where:
| cofffile | cofffile is a linker COFF file to process. The default extension is .cof. |
| /b | The /b option displays the .BNKINFO section. This is a special COFF section created by the Linker. It includes information on the sections, modules, and ranges used in the program. There is always one bank called SHARED. |
| If the /h option is also used, the data for this section is displayed as raw data. | |
| a section in the COFF file has no relationship with a program section created by the compiler or assembler. | |
| /e | The /e option enables all the other options except the /h option. Thus /e is equivalent to specifying /b/l/s/t on the command line. |
| /h | The /h option displays information that is usually "hidden;" it consists of information that would be of use to people writing programs that process a COFF file. The information displayed requires some knowledge of the internal COFF format. |
| /l | The /l option displays the line number entries. Line number entries only exist if the assembler generated them using the appropriate command line options. |
| /s | The /s option displays symbolic information contained in the file. When used with the /h option, assembler-generated symbols that are not normally included are also displayed. |
| /t | The /t option causes the data bytes contained in each COFF text section to be displayed in both hex and ASCII. |