powerpc64-linux-gnu-objcopy(1) on Linux
The text d0d780595679, as Debian 11 (Bullseye) shipped it.
copy and translate object files
Flags it lists
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--add-gnu-debuglink -
--add-section -
--add-symbol -
--adjust-start -
--adjust-vma -
--adjust-warnings -
--alt-machine-code -
--binary-architecture -
--byte -
--change-addresses -
--change-leading-char -
--change-start -
--change-warnings -
--compress-debug-sections -
--debugging -
--decompress-debug-sections -
--disable-deterministic-archives -
--discard-all -
--discard-locals -
--dump-section -
--elf-stt-common -
--enable-deterministic-archives -
--extract-dwo -
--extract-symbol -
--file-alignment -
--gap-fill -
--globalize-symbol -
--globalize-symbols -
--heap -
--help -
--image-base -
--impure -
--info -
--input-target -
--interleave -
--interleave-width -
--keep-file-symbols -
--keep-global-symbol -
--keep-global-symbols -
--keep-section -
--keep-symbol -
--keep-symbols -
--localize-hidden -
--localize-symbol -
--localize-symbols -
--long-section-names -
--merge-notes -
--no-adjust-warnings -
--no-change-warnings -
--no-merge-notes -
--only-keep-debug -
--only-section -
--output-target -
--pad-to -
--prefix-alloc-sections -
--prefix-sections -
--prefix-symbols -
--preserve-dates -
--pure -
--readonly-text -
--redefine-sym -
--redefine-syms -
--remove-leading-char -
--remove-relocations -
--remove-section -
--rename-section -
--reverse-bytes -
--section-alignment -
--set-section-alignment -
--set-section-flags -
--set-start -
--srec-forceS3 -
--srec-len -
--stack -
--strip-all -
--strip-debug -
--strip-dwo -
--strip-symbol -
--strip-symbols -
--strip-unneeded -
--strip-unneeded-symbol -
--strip-unneeded-symbols -
--subsystem -
--target -
--update-section -
--verbose -
--verilog-data-width -
--version -
--weaken -
--weaken-symbol -
--weaken-symbols -
--wildcard -
--writable-text -
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-D -
-F -
-G -
-I -
-K -
-L -
-N -
-O -
-R -
-S -
-U -
-V -
-W -
-X -
-b -
-g -
-i -
-j -
-p -
-v -
-w -
-x