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flatterman

Joined: 08 Aug 2006
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flatterman 08 Aug 2006, 02:51

On another board a comment caught my eye:

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This is an ongoing issue for me: the Linux build requires gcc because that is the only way I can get the program to link properly with libdl.so (required for dynamic linking - Linux doesn't have dlopen/dlsym in the kernel sad )

The details are beyond me, but can anyone show how FASM can do this?

08 Aug 2006, 02:51

Quantum

Joined: 24 Jun 2005
Posts: 122

Quantum 08 Aug 2006, 15:46

You can use FASM + LD or generate a static exe directly in FASM. The latter is not very convenient because a real app in Linux whould require LIBC, a GUI lib, etc. and you'll need a linker and an interpreter to use shared objects.

08 Aug 2006, 15:46

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