How do I use .bss directive in assembly language?
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I have an assembly language program which stores a small amount of data, so I use the .bss directive to allocate storage space. The assembler does not complain.
However, when I link with a .c program, the linker complains - something about a PIE object. What's my problem?
Thank you.
gcc assembler
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I have an assembly language program which stores a small amount of data, so I use the .bss directive to allocate storage space. The assembler does not complain.
However, when I link with a .c program, the linker complains - something about a PIE object. What's my problem?
Thank you.
gcc assembler
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Hi, can you please provide the error you got? Also, feel free to add anything, even you think it may trivial, which might allow us all to help you :)
– thephoenix01
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I think this should be asked on Stack Overflow since it is a programming question.
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I have an assembly language program which stores a small amount of data, so I use the .bss directive to allocate storage space. The assembler does not complain.
However, when I link with a .c program, the linker complains - something about a PIE object. What's my problem?
Thank you.
gcc assembler
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asked 12 hours ago
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I have an assembly language program which stores a small amount of data, so I use the .bss directive to allocate storage space. The assembler does not complain.
However, when I link with a .c program, the linker complains - something about a PIE object. What's my problem?
Thank you.
gcc assembler
gcc assembler
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edited 16 mins ago
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edited 16 mins ago
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Hi, can you please provide the error you got? Also, feel free to add anything, even you think it may trivial, which might allow us all to help you :)
– thephoenix01
12 hours ago
I think this should be asked on Stack Overflow since it is a programming question.
– Olorin
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Hi, can you please provide the error you got? Also, feel free to add anything, even you think it may trivial, which might allow us all to help you :)
– thephoenix01
12 hours ago
I think this should be asked on Stack Overflow since it is a programming question.
– Olorin
13 mins ago
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Hi, can you please provide the error you got? Also, feel free to add anything, even you think it may trivial, which might allow us all to help you :)
– thephoenix01
12 hours ago
Hi, can you please provide the error you got? Also, feel free to add anything, even you think it may trivial, which might allow us all to help you :)
– thephoenix01
12 hours ago
I think this should be asked on Stack Overflow since it is a programming question.
– Olorin
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I think this should be asked on Stack Overflow since it is a programming question.
– Olorin
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Hi, can you please provide the error you got? Also, feel free to add anything, even you think it may trivial, which might allow us all to help you :)
– thephoenix01
12 hours ago
I think this should be asked on Stack Overflow since it is a programming question.
– Olorin
13 mins ago