by CCYG » Sat, 15 Jan 1994 04:59:02
An easy question for system programmers: how can I use "ld" command to
generate an executable program from some object files.
I know I can use "cc" to do the job and it works fine. But I want to know
what are the necessary options for "ld" to do the job. I have tried the
following command line:
ld /usr/lib/crt0.o myprogram.o
and the result is not executable.
I am using SunOS. Please help.
Herong Yang
by Part » Tue, 18 Jan 1994 19:00:12
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by James C. Be » Thu, 20 Jan 1994 00:12:50
RTFM, buddy. (hint) try the man page for cc - look at the options list for -dryrun.Quote:> An easy question for system programmers: how can I use "ld" command to
> generate an executable program from some object files.
> I know I can use "cc" to do the job and it works fine. But I want to know
> what are the necessary options for "ld" to do the job. I have tried the
> following command line:
> ld /usr/lib/crt0.o myprogram.o
> and the result is not executable.
> I am using SunOS. Please help.
> Herong Yang
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