I'm thinking of using sol-asm in Ubuntu. The author stated that in order to use sol_asm the following should be done: "In order to obtain a functional binary executable for your OS you will have to: 1. Link the sol_asm2_unix_ elf_ obj with your OS libc and obtain the executable": I'm new to Ubuntu and have no idea if or where Libc is. If I find out where it is how do I do what the author directed? I can't continue because of this. The Ubuntu site directions were useless for me. Thanks for any help.
I must say that from the snippet of instruction you've posted it sounds quite autistic even to me. A link perhaps? Did you try the Ubuntu forums? Regards, Mrk
Thank you for responding MRK, The following is the response that I got from one gentleman. It went straight over my head. I am just getting my feet wet in Ubuntu, 2% Ubuntu working on 3%. No one else has responded. "ok...liking basically takes all the object files you provide the linker (ld) and creates an executable out of them if you do gcc this.c -o this.obj -c; g++ that.cpp -o this.obj -c and lets say that.cpp includes the header for the stuff in this.cpp g++ and gcc just compiled the source, now when we link it: ld -o executable this.obj that.obj it will become an executable" Regards, JPS