David,
Thanks for the corrections, clarifications, and additional information!
Randy Kramer
David E.Fox wrote:
> Right, but I think he was referring to 'link' as in 'ln' rather than 'ld' :)
> so I answered with that assumption. In any event, both meanings are answered.
> :)
>
> So far, quite a
On Monday 02 July 2001 11:12, you wrote:
>
> Link: link can have more than one meaning in the computer world. In
> this context (AFAICT) you want to know about the act of linking several
> parts of a computer program together to make one. (I'm not a C or C++
Right, but I think he was referring
alex,
I was hoping someone more qualified would respond, but I'll give it a
try. This writing is pretty rough -- some day I would hope to clean it
up and put it on my wiki (after the wiki is running).
alex wrote:
> What is meant by:?
>
> 'unpack' as in-- unpack to /usr/src
Packing is
