Hi All, When I compile the following code (using the -S switch) under windows, GCC outputs an assembly file containing the symbol "__main" (two underscores) Code:
int main() { return 0; } The reason I know that on some systems, gcc inserts a call to __main() at the start of the code that it generates for main(). __main() is called to Execute initialization code, in particular constructors for C++ objects with global or namespace scope. Problem: When I generate relocatable file (*.o) of (*.s) file then the disassembly of 'jal __main" does not display properly in GDB disassmebler. It displays as "jal 0x0<main>" because __main linked only during linking process. Can I get rid of __main in relocatable file or assembly file? Thanks in advance Regards, Monika Chaddha