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Command to display all references of executable file? 1

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SkiLift

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I seem to remember a Unix command that has an executable file as its one argument. The command displays all the references of the executable, for example: globol variables, function calls, etc...

Does anyone know of such a command? It is similar to 'ldd'.
 
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| #include<disclaimer.h> |
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