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Date: Sun, 03 Oct 1999 15:19:59 -0400
From: David Riley <happyoscar42@usa.net>
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Subject: using ld properly
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How do I use ld properly (with a Makefile)?  I tried "ld -o heyworld
main.o func.o /usr/lib/crt1.o -lc", but it gives me the output file
heyworld, and when I try to do ./heyworld, it says bash:./heyworld:bad
command or filename (or whatever it says).  it works fine if I do "gcc
-o heyworld *.o" to link it, but I want to be able to link using ld
(just to do iot, you know).  I know gcc calls ld by itself (or does
something similar), but doing gcc -verbose did nothing useful for me.

Thanks,
	David

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