This is totally possible, you can either use 'go tool nm' as suggest, or 'go tool objdump', both tools can answer this question. go tool objdump -s 'pkgname/internal' a.out go tool nm a.out | grep 'pkgname/internal' Be aware that testing against the shown examples, neither A() will be present, by default go compiler will do inlining, you might want to use //go:noinline directive.
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