Re:Let's Write Some x86-64
by arjie on Friday May 02, 2014 @12:06AM
(#7684089)
Awesome! Thank you for your advice.
Either way, I am proceeding with the rest by using what someone else recommended I do, which is use `gcc -nostartfiles`. Looking at gcc in verbose mode reveals an ld command line I could use to run his code without modification:
For some reason, `/lib/ld64.so.2` is not linked to `/lib64/ld-linux-x86-64.so.2` even though `ld` on Linux seems to look there by default (and fails because none of the mainstream distributions make that link).
Either way, I am proceeding with the rest by using what someone else recommended I do, which is use `gcc -nostartfiles`. Looking at gcc in verbose mode reveals an ld command line I could use to run his code without modification:
For some reason, `/lib/ld64.so.2` is not linked to `/lib64/ld-linux-x86-64.so.2` even though `ld` on Linux seems to look there by default (and fails because none of the mainstream distributions make that link).