Re: Compiler/Linker information resources
From: Maurice Fox (mfox_at_localhost.localdomain)
Date: 07/30/03
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Date: 29 Jul 2003 23:29:10 GMT
In article <bg3gu0$kjkob$1@ID-197517.news.uni-berlin.de>, lomat wrote:
> Hello All,
>
> I am a newbie to Linux/Unix but know C/C++ well.
>
> My experience till date has been on systems (Windows) where details of how a
> program is compiled and linked are transparent to the user (because of
> automatically generated make files and GUI).
>
> As a result it's difficult, when I am using GCC now and run into problems
> related to compiler/linker that are not necessarily related to the code
> (something like compiler options etc.).
>
> Can someone please recommend a URL/Books that would give me insight into
> details of building applications on Unix systems? I am more interested in
> knowing things like how compilation/link work, how to use different types of
> linkages etc. rather than information on programming languages.
>
> Thanks,
>
>
> Loma
>
you might start by locating the GCC manual on the Web. It's called "using and
porting the GCC compiler" or something like that. Also, try man gcc or info gcc
on you linux system, if that's where you are. Could be the man pages are on
Unix as well.
HTH - Maurice
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