Re: gnu .o file format (Wanted)

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From: Loris Caren
Date: Tue, 15 Nov 1994 09:22

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There is no 'native' gcc dot-o binary. The assembler/linker are 
themselves compiled with configuration which specifies which format to 
use. Note that it is possible to create the linker ld (and other binary 
support tools) that understand several binary flavors (even of disparate 
processors) - thats one of the REAL NEAT things about the tools.
-- 
Loris Caren                  | I run Linux on my PC, it's the best
Hampshire, England           | thing since sliced bread.

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