Yeah, and that's the cruel thing about using libraries. You must have a correct version of the third party library AND of the C runtime library (and anything else) or nothing works as expected. I even say that staticly linked applications aren't really staticly linked as they still depend on...
Hmm, I think that it's much easier to use an own header by using a flat assembler like the one I've mentioned. So, you don't need to hack the ELF-file itself with a hexeditor.
More interesting would be then, how to - by using a flat assembler - include third-party libraries that exists in .o-...
Ok, I've tried something using FASMARM and the FreeBSD ELF manpage. I've done something like the first program in the faboulos "GP2X Demo Development Articles Series" posted by Dzz. Just print "Hello World!". ;-)
Because my GP2X hasn't arriven yet, I cannot say if that works on the real...
Hi,
I really enjoy the ARM CPUs with their powerful language set.
Is it possible to program the GP2X using only and alone GNU 'as'? No linking with ld or pre-processing with gcc.
The same way as it's done using FASM. There, you must provide in your assembler code the structure for the...
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