size Command
  
  
  Purpose
  
  Displays the section sizes of the Extended Common Object File
  Format (XCOFF) object files.
  
   Syntax
  
  size [  -d |  -o |  -x ] [  -f ] [  -V ] File [ File ... ]
  
  Description
  
  The size command writes to standard output the number of bytes
  required  by  all  sections, along with their sum for each  XCOFF
  file.  If the -f flag is specified, the section name follows the
  section size.
  
  Flags
  
  The output is in decimal notation unless you change the output
  with the following flags:
  
  -d	Writes in decimal notation.
  
  -f	Writes the section name in parenthesis following the section
  size.
  
  -o	Writes in octal notation.
  
  -x	Writes in hexadecimal notation.
  
  -V	Prints the version number of the strip command.
  
  Examples
  
  1.	To display the size of the a.out file in decimal, enter:
  
  size
  
  This displays the size in bytes of the executable a.out file.
  The size of each section of the object file is given, followed by
  the total:
  
  3720 + 1752 + 4152 = 9624
  
  2.	To display the size of an object file in octal, enter:
  
  size -o driver.o
  
  This displays the size of the driver.o object file in octal.
  
  3.	To display the size of several object files in hexadecimal,
  enter:
  
  size -x *.o
  
  This displays in hexadecimal the size of each file ending with .o
  in the current directory.
  
  Implementation Specifics
  
  This command is part of Application Development Toolkit in Base
  Application Development Toolkit.
  
  Related Information
  
  The  ar command,  as command,  dump command,  ld command,  nm
  command,  strip command.