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OK, first some questions. Do you know C++? How well do you know it? Don't use OS development as a way to learn a language, it just makes it harder than it already is.
Link.ld is a linker script that tells ld where it needs to put each of the segments (.text, .data, .rodata, .bss) in the final file. Would you mind showing us what you have in link.ld?
Wow, This is rather... funny, DevC++ is a Windows frontend to GCC "Mini"..
Is anyone else buying this kids 1 year programming claim?
I'll say this "Mini", For someone who has been using GCC for a year.. you sure haven't learnt much if you don't even know the name of compiler you're using..
And not having the ability to determine what is and what isn't a command line? How is that possible?
Twitter: @canadianbryan. Award by smcerm, I stole it. Original was larger.
Wow, This is rather... funny, DevC++ is a Windows frontend to GCC "Mini"..
Is anyone else buying this kids 1 year programming claim?
Do you know 'kid' is from the Norse word 'kidh'? I was looking up if 'kids' is possessive or just plural. Is it "kid's", or "kids' "? I can't find a straight answer.
Brynet-Inc wrote:
I'll say this "Mini", For someone who has been using GCC for a year.. you sure haven't learnt much if you don't even know the name of compiler you're using..
And not having the ability to determine what is and what isn't a command line? How is that possible?
Is there a book that actually explains what a compiler is, what a linker is, or even what an IDE really is? It seems that every introduction book omits these. It just says "type this", "type that". This is greatly annoying and is the root for problems like this. Maybe I'll write a tutorial or something....
Alboin wrote:Is there a book that actually explains what a compiler is, what a linker is, or even what an IDE really is? It seems that every introduction book omits these. It just says "type this", "type that". This is greatly annoying and is the root for problems like this. Maybe I'll write a tutorial or something....
There is wikipedia, and there's no reason to not use it instead
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