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This question does a great job explaining how to get the symbols (variables, functions, etc) of an elf file.
Now that I have the symbols I will like to know on what location (module) they are.
For example if I compile a program that consists of the files main.c, someFile.h and someFile.c . Also let's say that the main.c program contains the global variable int Counter. then how I be able to tell that variable Counter is located in main.c?
the Answer is in here. .