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Linking an Executable - Example
Linking an Executable - Example
- Eliot Muir
Owned by Eliot Muir
Linking in C/C++ is the process of combining compiled object files and libraries into a single executable program.
llvm-g++ main.o testFifo.o ../TEST/library.lib ../COL/library.lib -o test The output binary is called test - we are using the -o flag.
The inputs are two object files and two library files.
In POSIX executables have no extension. In Windows they typically end in *.exe.
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