Understanding how GCC carries out compilation

thank you engineer man

Nice!

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Thank you so much for this video sir...I'm starting out in c and even after going through the man of gcc i wasn't getting a clear understanding of gcc - s and the rest.....I had an assignment that was so frustrating thank you.

hi, what's the difference in gcc compiler and g++ compiler?? gcc used for c, and g++ for c++ - is that it?

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I am the 1000th guy to like this video! By the way your contents are great manh!

Thanks!

brilliant TY

Thanks ..you show it practically

You dont make people waste their time, pure quality content here. I have never been so happy in smashing a like and subscribe button!

why the void parameter? is that some standard practice?

Great video 👌 that helped me get the compilation process down.

the whole time i was watching the door behind you, it was scary as shit, I was waiting the chainsaw killer comes to you. LoL

Great Video.

When you create the assembly file, how does the compiler know what the target CPU will be? Is the assembler based on the host CPU rather than the target CPU?

This video shows us the GCC compiler. What is the GNU compiler?

Can you make a comparison of C Golang & Rust ?

wow, i enjoyed it

you missed gcc Gimple Bytecode, their internal optimisation representation (like LLVMIR, but gcc flavor).

you have a mistake in your outline.txt : when linking, you passed .s as argument instead of .o
Edit : it's not relevant, but I just felt I should point it out :)

So my professor was talking about how the printf was represented in the assembly, could you touch on that?

hi，what software did you use to record your video

chmod! Please cover chmod if you can. I am trying a minimalist implementation for mundane routine tasks. After I watched your video on ArchLinux, I tried compiling using gcc and found that it doesn't automatically make the out file executable. You have to explicitly chmod +x to be able to execute the out file. This can throw off some folks getting started watching your videos.


Bow to thee for the the work thy delivers ^^

Title is misleading. I watched it cause I thought you explain HOW it compiles... instead you list that it can preprocess, compile, assemble and link... linking is hardly a step of compilation...

Can you do a video on assembly?

What is your education and what linux distro is that ? Can you do linux videos plz really love ur stuff.

I am in love with the way you explain this concept

Pretty interesting stuff, have you considered doing a longer version of this that goes into detail about what exactly happens at each stage? I'd really like to see something like that :)

Hi ! again a great tutorial, keep it up !
Can you explain an example of backtracking algorithm in c ?
sorry for bad english

Can you please make a video where you explain how to write a C program with functions in different files and how to compile them and link them into a single executable?

Theese videos are amazing! Keep it up man.