Verbose Output

When you specify the /VERBOSE option, EXEHDR generates additional output:

• DOS-specific header information. All OS/2 executable files have a DOS header, whether bound or not. If the program is not bound, the DOS portion typically consists of a stub that simply terminates the program.

• OS/2-specific header information. The object-table display in verbose mode is described below.

• File addresses and lengths of the various tables in the executable file. For each table, the following is generated:

  • Name of the table
    
  • Address of the table within the file
    
  • Length of the table in hexadecimal radix
    
  • Length of the table in decimal radix
  
  Object table with complete attributes, not just the non-default attributes. The /VERBOSE option displays two additional attributes:

  • The RELOCS attribute is displayed for each object that has address relocations. Relocations occur in each object that references objects in other objects or makes dynamic-link references.
    
  • The ITERATED attribute is displayed for each object that has iterated data. Iterated data consist of a special code that packs repeated bytes.
  
  Run-time relocations and fixups.
  
  All exported entry points.

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