Sometimes you will want to know what a binary file contains (functions, arrays, objects) etc. The ‘nm’ command will do that for you, and the following 1-liner will sort the output by size. I use this to determine why some source compiled on Solaris is larger than when compiled in linux.
e.g.
nm...
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