Binder Manual (G06.24+, H06.03+)

BIND Commands
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STRIP Command
AXCEL
strips the Accelerator region (containing TNS/R code) from the object file, leaving
the Binder and Inspect regions.
IPF
strips the Itanium region (containing TNS/E code) from the object file, leaving the
Binder and Inspect regions. Use of IPF or OCA keywords produce an equivalent
result.
Considerations
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To strip all regions from a specified file, enter three commands STRIP
file-name then STRIP file-name, AXCEL then STRIPfile-name, IPF
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The named object file can be stripped of its Binder, Inspect, and Accelerator
regions whether it contains one code segment or multiple code segments.
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The named object file can be stripped whether or not it contains extended data
blocks.
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After an object file is stripped of its Binder tables, you can use the CHANGE,
LMAP, SHOW, and STRIP commands on it.
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After an object file is stripped, it can still be executed, and it can be debugged by
low-level Inspect or Debug.
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If you want to produce a target file without Inspect symbol tables but do not want to
strip the symbol tables from the input object file, issue the SET SYMBOLS OFF
command before issuing the BUILD command. This procedure does not change
the input file on disk. Binder copies the file to the target file, minus the Inspect
symbol tables.
Examples
The following examples illustrate the syntax of the STRIP command.
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The following command strips both the Binder and Inspect regions from the named
object file:
@strip cref.zcobext3
@
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The following command strips the Accelerator region from the named object file:
@strip cref.zcobext4, AXCEL
@