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libtree(1) User Manuals libtree(1) NAME libtree - print shared object dependencies as a tree SYNOPSIS libtree [ option ]... [--] [ file ]... DESCRIPTION libtree prints the shared libraries required by each program or shared li- brary on the command line as a tree. By default certain common system li- braries are hidden to prune the tree. OPTIONS -h, --help Print usage --version Print version info -p, --path Show the path of libraries instead of their soname -v Show libraries skipped by default -vv Show dependencies of libraries skipped by default -vvv Show dependencies of already encountered libraries --ldconf arg Path to custom ld.so.conf or ld-elf.so.conf file --max-depth n Limit library traversal to a depth of at most n . The value cannot be larger than 32. -- All arguments after '--' are interpreted as paths, not flags. ENVIRONMENT LD_LIBRARY_PATH can be used to provide additional search paths. AUTHOR Harmen Stoppels <me@harmenstoppels.nl> SEE ALSO ldd(1) Linux 2020-04-13 libtree(1)
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