Am 13.01.2007 um 19:04 schrieb Rogelio Serrano:
How does apple do it?
Universal binaries are two or more ordinary binaries in a row,
together with a header in front of it. All this is put into one file.
To launch a Universal Binary (UB), the kernel's execve() recognizes
the UB header
Paddy Smith schrieb:
is gsnd current? I don't seem to have one in my debian packages,
and I couldn't get the source (from that package) to compile.
when I try to use NSSound I get told about gsnd.
I looked at cynthiune, and that will make sounds, but it knows about
the whole menagerie of
Rogelio Serrano schrieb:
How does apple do it?
With Mach-o?
Yes. There can be several binary streams in a single file and they
are filtered by the processor architecture when e.g. calling the linker
tool ld or nm.
Can it be be done with elf too? Or is it enough to compile and cross
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