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Q: What is an ".xSYM" file? All of my symbolic files are ".SYM" files, without an "x". I can't find any explanation of what the "x" represents. A: The lower-case "x" relates to "XCOFF". xSYM files are derived from .XCOFF files, which are produced when you compile and link PowerPC source code. For example, for a PowerPC source file named "MyPowerSource.c", you perform the following steps to generate the .xSYM files:
For more information about XCOFF and xSYM files and about building native Power Macintosh applications, please refer to Building Programs for Macintosh with PowerPC on ETO. |
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