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there are lot of inbuilt tools that would suffice for a casual non antidebugged
application first and formost objdump for switches try man -k objdump or objdump --help next is gdb the debugger that comes along with almost all standard installation man -k gdb or try gdb --help for help probably some tracing tools like strace ptrace etc come bundled along too then there are external programs like hte the hexeditor that shows xrefs etc too fenris,kdb,linice last but not least ida pro freeware also has a elf loader there is linux version of idapro too there are some very good reversing articles floating around on net especially dealing with linux reversing btw as JMI would say google is your best friend
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