How do I use .bss directive in assembly language? [on hold]
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
edited 2 days ago
Olorin
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asked Jan 23 at 18:18
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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
Jan 23 at 18:36
I think this should be asked on Stack Overflow since it is a programming question.
– Olorin
2 days 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
edited 2 days ago
Olorin
2,121720
asked Jan 23 at 18:18
DanDan
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Dan is a new contributor to this site. Take care in asking for clarification, commenting, and answering.
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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
edited 2 days ago
Olorin
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asked Jan 23 at 18:18
DanDan
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edited 2 days ago
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edited 2 days ago
Olorin
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edited 2 days ago
Olorin
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edited 2 days ago
Olorin
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DanDan
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asked Jan 23 at 18:18
DanDan
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put on hold as off-topic by karel, Charles Green, Kulfy, pomsky, Eric Carvalho 5 hours ago
This question appears to be off-topic. The users who voted to close gave this specific reason:
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put on hold as off-topic by karel, Charles Green, Kulfy, pomsky, Eric Carvalho 5 hours 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
Jan 23 at 18:36
I think this should be asked on Stack Overflow since it is a programming question.
– Olorin
2 days 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
Jan 23 at 18:36
I think this should be asked on Stack Overflow since it is a programming question.
– Olorin
2 days 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
Jan 23 at 18:36
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
Jan 23 at 18:36
I think this should be asked on Stack Overflow since it is a programming question.
– Olorin
2 days ago
I think this should be asked on Stack Overflow since it is a programming question.
– Olorin
2 days 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
Jan 23 at 18:36
I think this should be asked on Stack Overflow since it is a programming question.
– Olorin
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