Contents|Index|Previous|Next Target selection A target is an object file format. A given target may be supported for multiple architectures (see Architecture selection). A target selection may also have variations for different operating systems or architectures. The command to list valid target values is ‘objdump -i’ (the first column of output contains the relevant information). Some sample values are: ‘a.out-hp300bsd’, ‘ecoff-littlemips’, ‘a.out-sunos-big’. objdump target Ways to specify: command line option: ‘-b’ or‘--target’ environment variable GNUTARGET deduced from the input file objcopy and strip input target Ways to specify: command line options, -I, --input-target, -F, or --target environment variable, GNUTARGET deduced from the input file objcopy and strip output target Ways to specify: command line options, -O, --output-target, -F, or --target the input target (see objcopy and strip input Target) environment variable, GNUTARGET deduced from the input file nm, size, and strings target Ways to specify: command line option, --target environment variable GNUTARGET deduced from the input file Linker input target Ways to specify: command line option, -b or --format (see Command line options in Using ld) script command, TARGET (see Commands dealing with object file formats in Using ld) environment variable, GNUTARGET (see Environment variables in Using ld) the default target of the selected linker emulation (see Linker emulation selection). Linker output target Ways to specify: command line option, -oformat (see Command line options in Using ld) script command, OUTPUT_FORMAT (see Commands dealing with object file formats in Using ld) the linker input target (see Linker input target) Top|Contents|Index|Previous|Next <