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gcc

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- gcc
gcc:ai:6600d Compile the given C code into a shared object file named fun.so

$ gcc -shared -fPIC -o fun.so fun.c

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- gcc
gcc:ai:7d606 what does this do? byte FUN_08ffb480(void) { byte bVar1; bVar1 = 0; if (-1 < DAT_09564f54) { bVar1 = DAT_2527017e >> 3 & 1; } return bVar1; }

$ gcc -o test program.c

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gcc:tldr:001e5 gcc: Compile multiple source files into an executable.

$ gcc ${path-to-source1-c path-to-source2-c ---} -o ${path-to-output_executable}

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gcc:tldr:28220 gcc: Include libraries from a different path.

$ gcc ${path-to-source-c} -o ${path-to-output_executable} -I${path-to-header} -L${path-to-library} -l${library_name}

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gcc:tldr:a9552 gcc: Show common warnings, debug symbols in output, and optimize without affecting debugging.

$ gcc ${path-to-source-c} -Wall -g -Og -o ${path-to-output_executable}

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gcc:tldr:ebdc5 gcc: Compile source code into Assembler instructions.

$ gcc -S ${path-to-source-c}

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gcc:tldr:f4734 gcc: Compile source code into an object file without linking.

$ gcc -c ${path-to-source-c}

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