hi all i know its not directly related to kernel ...but its the doubt i got
while kernel programming only ..its in c langugage
it wd be kind if you accept this ques and answer it
i have a doubt regarding linking of libraries in c program
lets say i have a hello.c C program and hello is executable
HI Nidhi,
Even executable file has to be dependent on dynamic loader and c library at
least, assuming you don't use any other library fucntions like threads etc.
When you use any library calls and obviyuosly link them to compile the file
to produce executable file, it contains the
nidhi mittal nidhimitta...@gmail wrote:
,
| hi all i know its not directly related to kernel ...but its the doubt
| i got while kernel programming only ..its in c langugage it wd be kind
| if you accept this ques and answer it i have a doubt regarding linking
| of libraries in c program
On Tue, Dec 16, 2008 at 11:54 AM, nidhi mittal nidhimitta...@gmail.comwrote:
hi all i know its not directly related to kernel ...but its the doubt i got
while kernel programming only ..its in c langugage
it wd be kind if you accept this ques and answer it
i have a doubt regarding linking of
thanks a lot to all of you ...
Nidhi
On Tue, Dec 16, 2008 at 12:44 PM, Rajath N R rajat...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi,
i have a doubt regarding linking of libraries in c program
lets say i have a hello.c C program and hello is executable file
correspoding to this.
i read that if libraries are
Hi,
i have a doubt regarding linking of libraries in c program
lets say i have a hello.c C program and hello is executable file
correspoding to this.
i read that if libraries are linked dynamically then size of executable
file hello is smaller as compared to the size of executable if