What is the correct way to assemble and link using nasm on
DragonFlyBSD? I was using:
nasm -f elf -o hello.o hello.s
ld -s -o hello hello.o
but the executable is not properly branded. I can use:
gcc -o hello hello.o
to link and the application is recognized and executed.
Joe
On Mon, Mar 27, 2006 at 11:41:30AM -0500, Joe Talbott wrote:
What is the correct way to assemble and link using nasm on
DragonFlyBSD? I was using:
Read the archive or link at least crt1.o.
Joerg
Hi,
My laptop (HP nc8000) overheats (85-100F) when running cpu simulators like bochs
and simulavr. I guess this is a hardware problem but wanted to rule
out any misconfigurations on my part or software issues that may be
related. The laptop doesn't overheat during buildworlds though this
isn't
Do you have the laptop resting on a flat surface? My University used
Compaq and HP laptops (I have an n800w), and the solution to overheating
that I always heard from fellow students was to not leave the laptop on
flat surfaces. They'd prop laptops up with all sorts of things like
erasers,
On 2006-03-27 20:34, Jake Maciejewski wrote:
Do you have the laptop resting on a flat surface? My University used
Compaq and HP laptops (I have an n800w), and the solution to overheating
that I always heard from fellow students was to not leave the laptop on
flat surfaces. They'd prop laptops up
