Computer Systems: A Programmer's Perspective (3rd Edition)
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Chapter 7, Problem 7.8HW
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Program Plan Intro
Rules for dealing with duplicate symbols in Linux linkers:
There are three rules in the Linux linkers. They are as follows:
- Rule 1: Multiple strong symbols with the similar name are not permitted.
- Rule 2: If a strong symbol and many weak symbols with the similar name in given modules, then select the strong symbols.
- Rule 3: If many weak symbols with the similar name in the given module, then select any of the weak symbols.
B.
Program Plan Intro
Rules for dealing with duplicate symbols in Linux linkers:
There are three rules in the Linux linkers. They are as follows:
- Rule 1: Multiple strong symbols with the similar name are not permitted.
- Rule 2: If a strong symbol and many weak symbols with the similar name in given modules, then select the strong symbols.
- Rule 3: If many weak symbols with the similar name in the given module, then select any of the weak symbols.
C.
Program Plan Intro
Rules for dealing with duplicate symbols in Linux linkers:
There are three rules in the Linux linkers. They are as follows:
- Rule 1: Multiple strong symbols with the similar name are not permitted.
- Rule 2: If a strong symbol and many weak symbols with the similar name in given modules, then select the strong symbols.
- Rule 3: If many weak symbols with the similar name in the given module, then select any of the weak symbols.
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