You can use SYMLIB to manage symbol libraries (.SYM files). With SYMLIB you can create new symbol files, add symbols, remove symbols, and update symbols.
symlib symlib1{+symlib2|-{symlib2|symbol}| symlib2|-+symlib2}
| symlib1 | Specifies the symbol library (.SYM file) to be created or modified. |
| symlib2 | Specifies the symbol library (.SYM file) to be added to or updated in symlib1 |
| symbol | Specifies the symbol to be removed from symlib1 |
Note There should be no space between the '+' or '-' and the following argument.
The following example adds vmm.sym to win386.sym.
symlib win386.sym vmm.sym
or
symlib win386.sym+vmm.sym
The following example updates the symbols in win386.sym with those in vmm.sym.
symlib win386.sym-+vmm.sym
The following example deletes the symbol vmm from win386.sym.
symlib win386.sym-vmm.sym