I have written a c program named xyz.c I able to see the preprocessor out xyz.i by u

sushil2993 · 07-31-2015, 11:30 PM

I have written a c program named xyz.c

Iam able to see the preprocessor out xyz.i by using the command

gcc -E xyz.c>xyz.i

Iam also able to see the compiler output xyz.s by using the command
gcc -S xyz.c

Iam also able to see the Assembler output xyz.o by using the command
gcc -c xyz.c

I want to see xyz.exe after linking. So what exact command i have to give for linking to see this file

RockDoctor · 08-01-2015, 12:07 PM

Are you sure you want to see xyz.exe? The normal output from gcc would be xyz

John VV · 08-01-2015, 05:33 PM

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want to see xyz.exe after linking. So what exact command i have to give for linking to see this file

a .exe binary is a MICROSOFT WINDOWS program

if you want a LINUX source code to make a WINDOWS exe
then install MinGW on Windows 7 and build a Microsoft exe on windows

ratt_salad · 08-02-2015, 01:58 PM

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Originally Posted by sushil2993

I have written a c program named xyz.c
I want to see xyz.exe after linking. So what exact command i have to give for linking to see this file

Your question is ambiguous.
If you want the binary to be named "xzy.exe"
gcc -o xyz.exe xyz.c

If you want to explore the binary, have a look at the objdump and readelf commands after linking.