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Thursday, March 16, 2006 |
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Lot of good info on linking / loading and relocation found here!
http://www.iecc.com/linker/linker07.rtf http://www.iecc.com/linker/linker08.rtf |
posted by Sunil @ 2:35 AM |
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machi these r long files to be read. If u give some synopsis v can judge whether to continue reading or not. I still didn't come out of the college environment.
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Our exposure of our code getting executed had been mostly on compiler so far and linker, only when it comes to linking error. What happen exactly when the code is linked and loaded into memory is dealt in the pages i sent the link for. Like for example our code can be loaded in any part of memory and execute. So how the address resolutions are fixed during such relocation is one such question answered here. Each operating system has an executable file format and specification of how the program is loaded and executed. (Idayathullah will be the master of UNIX Binary specs). This is kind of common concepts that is adopted by all the OSs.
You can get the entire book from
http://www.iecc.com/linker/
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machi these r long files to be read. If u give some synopsis v can judge whether to continue reading or not. I still didn't come out of the college environment.